App-Icon hinzugefügt.

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+\f0\b\fs30 \cf0 Installing icon files in an app using Xcode 5+ and Image Assets:\
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+Open your Mac app project in Xcode 5 or later.\
+Make sure the Project Navigator is visible in the left sidebar.\
+\
+Select "Images.xcassets" in the Project Navigator.\
+\
+If the project was created using an easier version of Xcode, this may not appear.\
+To create it, select the project at the top of the Project Navigator.\
+Use the popup menu to make sure you are editing the target and go to the General tab.\
+In the "App Icons" section, click the "Use Asset Catalog" button.\
+The "Images.xcassets" folder will be created and any existing icons will be migrated to the new structure.\
+\
+In "Images.xcassets", select "AppIcon" which will show you a series of image wells listing the icons needed for the project and its supported devices.\
+If you do not see any wells, click the "Show Overview" button at the bottom right of the pane.\
+\
+Select all the files starting with "icon_" and drag them into these image wells.\
+In the early versions of Xcode 5, I have found that this does not always allocate them all.\
+Some icon files may be marked as "Unassigned". If so, drag them into the appropriate image wells manually. The file names indicate which icons fit into which section.\
+\
+Once all the icons have been dragged into place, you can delete this folder and all the files in it.\
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