Scroll to the iTunes Artwork section of the editor.

Double-click the ist file in the Solution Explorer to open it for editing.

To specify the iTunes Artwork, do the following: When delivering your app through non-App Store means, you also need to include a 512x512 and a 1024x1024 image that will be used to represent your application in iTunes. To find out more about the content of this file and how to create it, please see our The ist Contents and Creating an ist File documentation.

By default, a small ist file is created every time you build your project and is stored in the project directory.Ī custom ist can also be created to supply the additional information to a distribution. IOS applications that are delivered either via Ad Hoc or In-House distribution, need to have some way to support this information so that it can be visible on iTunes and the user's device.

When an iOS application is created in iTunes Connect (either for sale or free release from the iTunes App Store), the developer can specify information such as the application's genre, sub genre, copyright notice, supported iOS devices and required device capabilities. This article covers the steps required to build the IPA package and install the package on an iOS device using iTunes on a Mac or Windows PC. In either case, an IPA package (a special type of zip file) must be created and digitally signed with the correct Distribution Provisioning Profile. More information on In House Distribution is detailed in the In House Distribution guide. In House / Enterprise Deployment - An iOS application can be deployed internally, within a company, which requires membership of Apple's Developer Enterprise program.See our Provisioning an iOS Device for Development documentation for detailed information on adding test iOS devices to your Apple developer account, and the Ad-Hoc guide, for more information on how to distribute in this way. Ad Hoc Testing - An iOS application can be deployed to up to 100 users (identified by specific iOS device UUIDs) for Alpha and Beta testing purposes.In addition to releasing an application for sale through the iTunes App Store, it can be deployed for the following uses: This article covers how to create an IPA file that can be used to deploy an application using Ad Hoc distribution, either for testing, or for In-House distribution of internal applications.

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