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Have you given him your iOS device unique ID? &nbsp;Did he give you a second file? &nbsp;Have you ever developed with your iOS device before with him?<br />
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If the answer is NO or you dont know to all of these then go back to him and say he needs to set up adHoc distribution.
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Have you given him your iOS device unique ID?  Did he give you a second file?  Have you ever developed with your iOS device before with him?

If the answer is NO or you dont know to all of these then go back to him and say he needs to set up adHoc distribution.

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Thank you. &nbsp;I have given him several ios devices UDID. &nbsp;He has told me that I can simply drag the .iap file into my iTunes apps window, and it will transfer over. &nbsp;I've not able to try that until getting home later tonight. &nbsp;Could that actually work?<br />
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Thanks,<br />
Stephen
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Thank you.  I have given him several ios devices UDID.  He has told me that I can simply drag the .iap file into my iTunes apps window, and it will transfer over.  I've not able to try that until getting home later tonight.  Could that actually work?

Thanks,
Stephen

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Extremely helpful. &nbsp;Thank you!
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Greetings, &nbsp;<br />
&nbsp; I've had a young developer working on a simple free app for my business. &nbsp;He has sent me a .iap file, in order to review the project, but I can't seem to &nbsp;find out what I need to do with it to test it on my phone. &nbsp;Can someone provide some advice?<br />
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Many thanks,<br />
Stephen
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Greetings,  
  I've had a young developer working on a simple free app for my business.  He has sent me a .iap file, in order to review the project, but I can't seem to  find out what I need to do with it to test it on my phone.  Can someone provide some advice?

Many thanks,
Stephen

.iap file from my developer, don't know what to do with it

iOS is a mobile operating system developed by Apple; it is a derivative of the Mac OS X desktop operating system, with which it shares many (but not all) common frameworks and other components. These include Cocoa Touch, the Mach/Darwin/XNU kernel and code from the Berkeley Software Distribution (BSD). Each iOS application runs in its own secure sandbox to prevent altering other applications, the operating system, or any other data.