Adobe AIR Building Apps

BUILDING ADOBE AIR APPLICATIONS
Developing AIR applications for mobile devices
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iPad 1, 2 768 x 1024 Default-PortraitUpsideDown~ipad.png Upside down potrait
iPad 1, 2 1024 x 768 Default-Landscape~ipad.png Left landscape
iPad 1, 2 1024 x 768 Default-LandscapeRight~ipad.png Right landscape
iPad 3, Air 1536 x 2048 Default-Portrait@2x~ipad.png Potrait
iPad 3, Air 1536 x 2048 Default-
PortraitUpsideDown@2x~ipad.png
Upside down potrait
iPad 3, Air 2048 x 1536 Default-LandscapeLeft@2x~ipad.png Left landscape
iPad 3, Air 2048 x 1536 Default-LandscapeRight@2x~ipad.png Right landscape
iPad Pro 2048 x 2732 Default-Portrait@2x~ipad.png Portrait
iPad Pro 2732 x 2048 Default-Landscapet@2x~ipad.png Landscape
Art guidelines
You can create any art you’d like for a launch image, as long as it is the correct dimensions. However, it is often best
to have the image match the initial state of your application. You can create such a launch image by taking a screenshot
of the startup screen of your application:
1 Open your application on the iOS device. When the first screen of the user interface appears, press and hold the
Home button (below the screen). While holding the Home button, press the Power/Sleep button (at the top of the
device). This takes a screenshot and sends it to the Camera Roll.
2 Transfer the image to your development computer by transferring photos from iPhoto or another photo transfer
application.
Do not include text in the launch image if your application is localized into multiple languages. The launch image is
static and the text would not match other languages.
See also
iOS Human Interface Guidelines: Launch images
Ignored settings
Applications on mobile devices ignore application settings that apply to native windows or desktop operating system
features. The ignored settings are:
• allowBrowserInvocation
• customUpdateUI
• fileTypes
• height
• installFolder
• maximizable
• maxSize
• minimizable
• minSize
• programMenuFolder
• resizable
Last updated 2/22/2016