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You will need to turn off ZeroLink so that all the code you need is included in the executable. You can do that in the Linking build settings collection.

ZeroLink should have been turned off when you switched to release. I'm not sure why it didn't, but you should be able to do it manually.

Hope that helps.

Covar
Sounds like a plan. Sadly though, when I go into projects -> edit project settings -> then the build tab and then down to linking, I don't see anything about ZeroLink. I searched zero in the search area and that found nothing either.I'm using Xcode 3.2.2.
SolidSnake4444
I uploaded my release app to filefront to give a better idea on to what is happening.
SolidSnake4444
Your app runs fine on my iMac(10.6.3). I'm not sure what the problem might be now.
Covar
Hmm well I fooled around with it and then built again. I'm gonna try it on my friends computers when I get a chance, and if it doesn't work I'll post here again.Thanks a ton for your help as it defiantly lead to some insight as I researched zerolink further.
SolidSnake4444
Bummer, I tried a newer one with my friend and it didn't work yet I tried the one I uploaded as you said it worked and it did. Now I don't know what I did to make it work and now I have a non working one. Only thing I really did different is zip it lol
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