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Convert Existing Project to Document-Based Project?
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Hey Everyone,
I'm taking over development of a project, and I was wondering if there's an easy way to convert this existing AS Studio project to a Document-Based AS Studio project? I mean, without manually moving files from the current project into a new Document-Based one. I'd like the program to use its own preferences.
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Last edited by Warhaven; Feb 15, 2010 at 07:41 PM.
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Clinically Insane
Join Date: Oct 2001
Location: San Diego, CA, USA
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There's no fundamental difference between the two kinds of projects. They just give you different boilerplate. To my recollection, the primary differences are that a document-based application includes a CFBundleDocumentTypes entry in its Info.plist and it comes with an NSDocument subclass and corresponding nib set up for you.
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Chuck
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Copy the files from a document based project to the current one instead 
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Problem solved. I didn't even need to bother with it being a document-based project. I thought that it was required for saving application preferences, but it's not.
Thanks for the help anyway, though.
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