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\nWell, not without a few snags. I had distribution certificate issues galore, but after some hair pulling, lots of googling, a restart and a few other things (interrupted by strawberry pie), I finally linked my developer and distribution stuff together.<\/p>\n

No idea how that happened. I then was able to properly sign the application and submit it.<\/p>\n

However, my bundle ID is missing the name of the application! In my haste to park the app in Connect, I entered the app’s bundle ID minus it’s name. So now it’s just a generic bundle ID. I couldn’t change it because once it’s set up, the only option is to use it or delete it from Connect and you can’t use the name again.<\/p>\n

Oh well… I hope that it gets approved and works well. In the Organizer the app is listed without an icon which is strange. Anyway… I got it finished before 4:30 PM on a Friday so that I wouldn’t need to worry too much about it come the weekend.<\/p>\n