Ive been looking for like 2 hours. All I would like to know is how to rotate the window so I can make my project in landscape mode. In Xcode 3ish there was a rotate button that you clicked, and I cannot for the life of me find it in 4.
I hope you all know that Xcode 4 is still under NDA?
Because, I'm not sure what you think your future employer will think of you when he/she sees that you break a pretty simple NDA.
I know I saw it at one point, but can't find it again. There was a section in the right sidebar that referred to the Interface Builder Simulator settings, and you could choose horizontal or vertical.
Now I can't find it for the life of me. Can anybody tell exactly where to locate the setting?
I know I saw it at one point, but can't find it again. There was a section in the right sidebar that referred to the Interface Builder Simulator settings, and you could choose horizontal or vertical.
Now I can't find it for the life of me. Can anybody tell exactly where to locate the setting?
Thanks!
April
Found it !
In the IB
- Make sure the "Navigator" and "Utilities" Views are being displayed (In the "View" section in the top right of the main window.
- Select the "View" object in the Navigator column
- In the Utilities column, select the little icon that is 3rd from Rt.
There is an "Orientation" drop down that allows you to select Portrait and Landscape.
Xcode 4: How do you rotate?
Linear Mode
