Hi, just getting back to this project. I was looking to use these symbols on buttons for settings, mute, exit that kind of things so I wouldn't have to create those myself. Thanks, Patrick

Yeah that's probably right. When you pick NO, there is no further selections so they couldn't tell anyway. Have to manually remove the 27 countries under Europe.

Hmmm...why was my post censored? I think I used the word 'g r o s s' which is acceptable in this context.

Did you gross more than $20,000? If not, you won't get one. Search for the conditions that result in a 1099-K. It's something like gross more than $20,000 on 200 or more transactions...something like that, but don't quote me.

I've run into an issue where I tried to create a new App ID wildcard using the Team ID. I got an error that the wildcard was not available. Note that there were three other App ID's which appear to have been created by Xcode that use the same wildcard. Is this a duplicate issue? If so, I find it odd that the message didn't just say that. In the end, I just picked one of the Xcode wildcards just to move forward. -Patrick

Don't want my personal info published. If I'm excluded from EU, so be it.

No, I don't think I need the unique identifier (it's a wildcard so I think it's the same across multiple apps). Can you still do wildcards with Team ID's?

Thanks for the suggestions!

Create the app to configure each device type separately in one binary. Are you using storyboards? You can have a separate main storyboards for each device type. Not using storyboards? Just check device type in the app delegate and configure each device manually as appropriate. Regards, Patrick

For anyone interested, you can set the height of the toolbar with a constraint. I figured out how to determine the UIBarButton height: Construct it from a UIButton (custom view). The frame of that button gives you what you need. I then set the toolbar constraint to have the height a few points more than the button frame's height.

I had tried delete just the project's directory from DerivedData directory. There were Module/Symbol directories...once I deleted those, autocomplete worked again.

Not an accountant here, but I just create an expense for the difference from what was deposited in my bank account and call it App Store Fees. Have not had a problem so far. I could never get those amounts to match up to anything either.