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Old 07-04-2009, 10:59 AM   #7 (permalink)
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If you just want to change the bundle name, you can change the AppName-Info.plist, or just Info.plist.

If you want to change everything (which I mostly did, to create a better code readability), just rename the project, open the project, search for occurrences of old name in the code, replace with new name (use refactor if you wish to automatically rename the associated files), search for the old names in the project settings and target settings, replace them with new names.

Done, I usually don't get any errors (besides within the NIB, sometimes), cause I done this many times.
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