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<blockquote data-quote="T909" data-source="post: 1598899" data-attributes="member: 86154">Thank you very much for being so kind and replying for me.I ran the command line and it said that the app doesn't exist, but I must tell you this that I copied the source to text edit and I did it on a Mac that runs Snow Leopard and Xcode 4.2 and it works exactly the same way and everything except the icon and minimum OS (now it's 10.4.11) is same. I built it the same way I described you yesterday and it works on every Mac I've tried. It stays open, everything opens well.I don't know why it didn't work when I built on other Xcode. I guess I will have to use Snow Leopard as a development OS. Maybe the problem was also that I am not an identified developer? I just started. It's a simple status bar app that views your desktop (just like in Windows Vista,7,8). I didn't find this function on a Mac and I was tired of pressing CMD+H all the time. Trackpad or built in version isn't the same as I needed.The only coding I pretty much did was it to open my website when clicked button and web view things and to hide it when you click status bar icon. As I've explained it's a very simple app and I don't see what the problems might've been.How do I build apps on Mavericks or Yosemite? Do I really have to be stuck on Xcode 4.2 for the rest of my life?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="T909, post: 1598899, member: 86154"] Thank you very much for being so kind and replying for me. I ran the command line and it said that the app doesn't exist, but I must tell you this that I copied the source to text edit and I did it on a Mac that runs Snow Leopard and Xcode 4.2 and it works exactly the same way and everything except the icon and minimum OS (now it's 10.4.11) is same. I built it the same way I described you yesterday and it works on every Mac I've tried. It stays open, everything opens well. I don't know why it didn't work when I built on other Xcode. I guess I will have to use Snow Leopard as a development OS. Maybe the problem was also that I am not an identified developer? I just started. It's a simple status bar app that views your desktop (just like in Windows Vista,7,8). I didn't find this function on a Mac and I was tired of pressing CMD+H all the time. Trackpad or built in version isn't the same as I needed. The only coding I pretty much did was it to open my website when clicked button and web view things and to hide it when you click status bar icon. As I've explained it's a very simple app and I don't see what the problems might've been. How do I build apps on Mavericks or Yosemite? Do I really have to be stuck on Xcode 4.2 for the rest of my life? [/QUOTE]

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