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+1  Q: 

How to create a NSMatrix of NSImageCell in Interface Builder in 10.6

How can I create a matrix (NSMatrix object) of NSImageCell cells (usually located in an NSImageView) in Interface Builder 3.2.1 (i.e. the one made for Snow Leopard?)

In the "old days", you would drag an NSImageView, and then option-drag the corner of the control. It seemed to have stopped working in 3.2.1... Is there another way? Am I doing something wrong?

+4  A: 

Just drag an instance of NSImageView into your view in IB. Select it and then choose Layout > Embed Objects In > Matrix from IB's menu.

Marc W  2009-11-20 17:54:40
How did I miss that.. *thumps forhead*
Aviad Ben Dov  2009-11-20 18:13:04
Happens to the best of us. =)
Marc W  2009-11-20 18:15:12

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