Armor Games

cheeser124

is a 16 year old Male in Olympia, Washington and is ranked #880 out of 2,210,615 users

• Member since: 2/22/2009
• Wii: *Currently unaware of what my "friend code" is

I'm Emery. I am done.

1. cormyn says:

   Posted at 6:27pm on 2/21/2011

   iPhone applications do require that you have a Mac (which is silly, really, but I have pretty strong views against Apple as a whole). To write iOS apps, you'll need to write them in "Objective C" which is similar to C++ but has some differences which I've heard from others is fairly easy to work through. As far as writing an iOS app, I've never done it myself, so I'm not sure what you'd need. At one point, I think Adobe had intended that CS5 could export an iOS-compatible application, but I think Apple pulled the plug on allowing them to do that, otherwise you could have just kept developing in CS5 if you upgraded from your CS4.

2. skater_kid_who_pwns says:

   Posted at 2:02pm on 2/20/2011

   Thanks, It's not really a big deal though.

3. heroforchrist says:

   Posted at 12:02am on 10/11/2010

   Thank you :)  God is awesome ^_^

4. Amitkevincloskey says:

   Posted at 2:50am on 4/16/2010

   Mine are drawing, music, reading.

5. Carlie (admin) says:

   Posted at 3:30am on 3/30/2010

   Apparently it is only a problem that happens with Internet Explorer. If you try using Mozilla Firefox, the problem should cease.