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Sunday, June 9, 2013

iTunes Producer is not sending my iBook


Hi there.



I'm facing an issue. I'm sending my iBook through iTunes producer but after "Delivering process" ("Deliver Button") I Cannot be able to click over the "Next" button, because it is disabled.



I saw a green check symbol that seems to me that the publishing proccess is right, but I cannot click over "Next", then my Book was not published.



PS:


- It is an iBook made with iBooks Author, so I have an step by step before getting iTunes Producer;


- iTunes Producer 2.9.



Thanks,



Lucas



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How do I create a link that when opens keeps the tab bar


What i want to do is when i open one of this button that the tab bar still comes up on the page. See page



     ^ This is what i want it to look like when i click on the button                    But it looks like this.




help please!!


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Setting up Kernel Debugging

I am having trouble getting kernel debugging to work. Here is what I have so far:

 

(target) Mac mini running 10.8.3

(dev)  Mac running 10.8.3

Both machines are directly plugged into a stand alone switch, and they are the only two devices on the switch. Prior to doing the below steps the I verified that the machines could successfully ping eachother.

 

On the target I have done the following:

>sudo nvram boot-args="debug=0x1 -v"  

This makes the machine wait on start up for a debugger

 

 

On the dev machine I have downloaded the kernel debug kit for 10.8.3 and extracted/mounted it.

I then do the following:

>gdb /Volumes/KernelDebugKit/mach_kernel

>source /Volumes/KernelDebugKit/kgmacros

restart the target machine and get the IP address off the boot screen. in this case 169.254.195.96

>kdp-reattach 169.254.195.96

 

In gdb I get 'unable to connecto to host'. I've tried this several times. I'm never able to connect. I even tried adding a permenant entry to my arp table on my dev box, still no luck.

 

What am I doing wrong? Is there a step I'm missing? I've found numerous guides on how to do kernel debugging and I believe I'm following them yet I stil can't get it to work.

 

thanks


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iOS Developer Program

I purchase the program in 6th of June and the activation code came in 7th. I clicked the code and wrote the code. It wanted my identity and I sign in with my account. I repeat it again and again but it still says purchase is pending. What should I do?

 

Sorry for my English


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iOS Developer Program

I purchase the program in 6th of June and the activation code came in 7th. I clicked the code and wrote the code. It wanted my identity and I sign in with my account. I repeat it again and again but it still says purchase is pending. What should I do?

 

Sorry for my English


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Re: Converting nsdates to NSStrings and vice-versa

From the class definition for NSDate:

 

To parse strings containing dates and to generate string representations of a date, you should use an instance of NSDateFormatter using the methodsdateFromString

 

To go from date to string see NSDate's description and descriptionWithLocale: methods


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I can't change my username....

I can't change my user name...pls help me.....!


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