RescueMe Now! support page

RescueMe is one the most popular free iPhone applications with more than 25,000 users. Parents, friends and children can live in a little bit more secure environment. If you’re in a tight spot or emergency just press “Rescue Me!” and this application will send your geo location to your Twitter followers, and Facebook friends, and to any email accounts you set, as well as to mobile phones with SMS sending capabilities. It will come in the form of longitude and latitude coordinates, a map link, and a help message (which you can set) to ensure you can be found. It even works with iPod Touch and iPad where phone functions are not, but WiFi or 3G data access is still available. It helps you send your exact GPS location and a google map link without misspelling any numbers. Rescue me is a free iPhone and iPad application. This page provides technical support for its users. Continue reading →

dyld: Symbol not found error while building SMS iPhone application

Question: I am building an iPhone/iPad universal application that must be run on 3.1+ devices. I inserted an SMS sending option into the app. After the code was built without errors or warnings, and has been deployed to the test devices of iPod Touch or iPad, I get an error at the bottom of the Xcode’s screen: Error from Debugger: mi_cmd_stack_list_frames: Not enough frames in stack. The log file contains another error message: dyld: Symbol not found: _OBJC_CLASS_$_MFMessageComposeViewController Referenced from:… What did I miss? I use Xcode iOS SDK 4.2 and the error occurs when iOS Deployment Target is set to iPhone OS 3.1.3 or 3.2 and I attach these devices. Continue reading →

iPhone project: Ad BannerView in table

Question: I heard that Ad BannerView cannot be placed into an UITableView. Why? Answer: It can be done, but your app may be rejected. Putting iAD into a table (or presenting as a cell background image, content view, or a header view etc.) is basically against the Apple’s guidelines as table views are frequently refreshing and causing more impression numbers, ie. more income for you, than your app deserves. Continue reading →

Connect XBOX 360 to Windows Server 2008

Question: I’m using Windows Server 2008 at my home office. I put all of my video and audio files into server and share the files with the rest of my family members. I want to connect an XBOX 360 to the server to watch my video files on the TV. Windows 2008 does not provide a video stream. The media sharing option is missing. Why? Continue reading →

Sleek Tip Calculator support page

Sleek Tip Calculator 3.0 is an iPad and iPhone application. It is available at the iTunes AppStore. Sleek Tip Calculator is designed to be a friendly personal assistant even after a celebration and a few drinks. Programmers wrote it for their own daily usage. It offers much more than a numeric keypad and some math functions. The built-in map helps you navigate after a long day. It also gives you an interface to write an instant review about your latest experiences in the resort, in the hotel or restaurant, and it will share your opinion with millions of readers in seconds. Tip Calculator 3.0 is developed by Oak Tree IT. Continue reading →

Cannot find symbol : constructor Service (,,,) error when using Java IDE Netbeans

Question: After downloading Netbeans 7 Beta I am getting “cannot find symbol : constructor Service (java .net .URL,javax.xml.namespace.QName,javax.xml.ws.WebServiceFeature[])” error from the compiler. I have never seen this before. The code was built without errors in NetBeans 6.9.1. I am running NetBeans on Mac OSX 10.6.5 and building a desktop swing application. Continue reading →

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