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I currently have Xcode 3.2.3 installed (sans iOS SDK). It seems to have automatically downloaded for me the (OSX) Cocoa dev library -- but not iOS (UIKit) documentation.

In Xcode preferences, I see "documentation set" options for "Mac OSX 10.6 Core Library" and "Xcode 3.2 Developer Tools Library" (both already downloaded) -- plus some Java etc. documentation. But nothing about iPhone/iOS/UIKit.

After actually installing the iOS SDK, will there be a new option for an iOS documentation set in Xcode preferences? Or do I have to do something manually?

+2  A: 

The documentation is part of the SDK. Once you install the iOS SDK you should then see the documentation show up (and unfortunately take priority in searches showing up first even when you only have Mac OS projects open).

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