Make sure you are using RGB color for your document and objects. Otherwise, your document is fine, it’s just the way the adobe products are showing it to you. Check your proofs (view -> Proof setup) to see if you’re using CMYK or RGB.
To support all screensizes, add the following to AndroidManifest.xml: <supports-screens android:largeScreens=”true” android:normalScreens=”true” android:smallScreens=”true” android:anyDensity=”true” />
If you get black screen when you run your iphone code, check if you do this: @synthesize window = _window; and then this: [window makeKeyandVisible]; This, will not work. The @synthesize line is “new” in xcode 4, per objective c. it makes accessing windows directly FAIL and return nil. Thus, makeKeyAndVisible was never called on […]
default orientation for iphone apps is supposed set in the plist file’s “initial interface orientation” key. However, this may still not work. Check ordering of your “Supported interface orientations” key (I had for whatever reason set landscape as first orientation, and thus got landscape for my iPhone app)