Since my last entry, I did receive and install the Snow Leopard OS up-grade and download the SDK program, however it took two days, primarily my evenings, to complete these operations.
Initially, when I installed Snow Leopard OS X, it immediately threw me to the Apple website for the recent up-grade of Snow Leopard 10.6.2. I then had to download the upgrade (which took more than an hour). When I tried to install the up-grade my computer wouldn't allow it to be up-graded. After much haranguing, I called Apple.
I was instructed to try Software updates under the apple icon. I checked up-dates but my system didn't display details, which struck the support tech as wrong. So, she then instructed me to go to my system utilities and run the repair program. This did isolate an issue and repaired it.
After which, I was able to download the software up-grade 10.6.2 and install. The next step was to install the SDK from the developer center at http://developer.apple.com/iphone/
Remember, that before you can download the SDK you have to register as a developer and create an Apple ID. I had done this days earlier. So I logged on to my account and downloaded the Xcode for Snow Leopard (3.2 version).
Finally, the technical stuff was out of the way and I immediately began new project.
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- Chelse Russell Barker Benham
- Chelse Benham is a multi-EMMY© and multi-Telly© Award-winning producer, director and editor with 27 international, national, and regional awards, including the WEBBY People's Voice Award for the website reeltored.com. She received her Bachelor of Science in Radio/Television/Film Production from The University of Texas at Austin and her Masters in Theater/Film from The University of Texas-Pan American. She is concurrently obtaining an MBA in Marketing & Social Media and an MFA in Creative Writing. Ms. Benham has produced for HGTV, A&E and The History Channel. She is a published journalist and author of articles on business protocol, interactive gaming and its future relationship with film. She has experience in television program development, promotions and marketing, social media and supporting technologies and game design. Among the many awards and titles she has held, Ms. Benham is notably an American Film Institute Fellow for Digital Content Design, a founding board member of the Texas Motion Picture Alliance, and twice chosen U.S. delegate and fellow for Corporation of Public Broadcasting at INPUT International for documentary producers.
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