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What kind of target do you need ?
If it's an application, you can change Product Display Name or Product Name in Build Settings of your target (look for ProductName) or the Bundle Display Name in your Info.plist file supposed to be placed in Supporting Files group folder of your project. By default Product Display Name corresponds to the environment variable $PRODUCT_NAME and $PRODUCT_NAME corresponds to the name of our target.
However, the group folder or your root folder name will never change despite of this change.
If your target is not an application target such as static cocoa library, you can only change Product Name in build settings.
Hope It can help, sorry for my very bad english :p
Mika Le 3 juil. 2013 à 15:38, Miron Iancu < email@hidden> a écrit : In Xcode 4, select your target, "Info" tab, and set the "Bundle display name" field to the name you want (i.e. "MySuperApp"). This is the simplest, pain-free solution.
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Sent from my iPhone On 03.07.2013, at 16:30, David Fitterman < email@hidden> wrote: You need to change the product name field on the info.plist file of your target.
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Where do I find this file?
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