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I am creating two apps, let's call them Foo Bar and Foo Bar Pro. When I install them and open iTunes, I see both apps there, but they both say Foo Bar because "Foo Bar Pro" won't fit as a bundle display name. However, in iTunes, I want to see "Foo Bar" and "Foo Bar Pro".

I see a whole bunch of other apps with really long names in iTunes, and it's NOT what the Bundle Display Name shows up as. For the life of me, tho, I can't figure out where that longer name is entered. I assume in the Info.plist.

Can someone help? :-/

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Maximum character for any app name is "11". If the number of character is more then 11, it will show "..." in name. But it iTunes you can see full name. For this you need to set a property in info.plist as

Bundle display name: Foo Bar Pro

And for Project name u can try:

  1. Go to Targets in Xcode
  2. "Get Info" on your project's target (your current silly development name)
  3. Search for "Product Name" under "Packaging".

    Change the value of that what you want the program name is going to be.

iPhoneDev
The Product Name is FooBarPro. There's no spaces, and it doesn't show up.I definitely don't want to put Foo Bar Pro (the real name is longer) as the Bundle Display name, but how does the long name make it into iTunes?
ZaBlanc