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Instant Cocoa
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Issue: 1.4 (February/March 2003)
Author: Colin Cornaby
Author Bio: Colin Cornaby is an OS X developer. Current projects include "Duality," a theme changer for Mac OS X, written in REALbasic.
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Let's get started and write some Cocoa! In the last column you created a project called "SheetProject." If you have not yet done this, go into Project Builder, go to File:New Project, select "Cocoa Application," hit "Next," and name and create your project.
Find the resources folder on the left hand side of the project window and click the expand arrow. Double click on MainMenu.nib to open it in Interface Builder. Right away we are going to want to open the Info palette. Go to Tools: Show Info. The Info palette is much like the Properties Window in REALbasic. It will let you modify various interface elements. Click on "Window" in the Instances tab of the MainMenu.nib window. The Info palette will update and display information on your window. Use it to change the "Window Title" property to "Sheet Demo." If the window for your nib is not already open, you can open it by double clicking it under the instances tab. Your window should now have the title you assigned to it with the Info palette.
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