Localization settings for iOS

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October 15, 2011
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Hi folks, My first app has just made it to the appstore, but it says it's available in many languages, when in fact it's only in English!

I checked out the Apple FAQs, and it says this could be a setting from within Xcode. But for Flash, is there a setting in the XML file

that I'm supposed to change?

If so, I'll have to upload another update.

Thanks,

Matt

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Correct answer appandrew

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monkey500Author

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Thanks Andrew,

I noticed you fixed the problem in your Frog app, and was going to find you to ask how you did it. Well done! It's very nicely made story. I've also just finished a kids book app for halloween. I'll post it soon with the Youtube video.

Matt

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monkey500Author

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One question: I've never run a command before, so is this done in Terminal? Before I paste in this code, what Name do I give instead of (XXXXXXX)?

My real name, company name or app name?

/usr/bin/codesign -f -s "iPhone Developer: Your Name (XXXXXXXXX)" "--resource-rules=./Payload/binary.app/ResourceRules.plist" "./Payload/binary.app"

Thanks,

Matt

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vabhatia

Adobe Employee

We are aware of the issue. For flash, there is no such setting currently that can help you control the choice over langauges.

-Varun

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