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    copied!<p>It seems different in my case and also solved in a different way. If you got stuck every time after drop some files or folders into your project with the 'Create folder references for any added folders' way, this will be the solution.</p> <p>Click the project node(the root node) on Xcode's project navigator and select target node. It's under the 'TARGETS'. Then click the 'Build Phases' tab. There are 4 sections of some list and you can click the triangle to expand the list. You need to concentrate on the '<strong>Compile Sources</strong>' and '<strong>Copy Bundle Resources</strong>' section. <strong>Code files</strong> like .m <strong>must be placed on the 'Compile Sources'</strong> section and are compiled automatically. <strong>Resource files</strong> like .jpg <strong>must be placed on the 'Copy Bundle Resources'</strong> section and are copied into the project's package. So, if the dropped files and folders are not in the 'Copy Bundle Resources' list, just drag it form the project navigator and drop onto the list. That will solve the problem.</p> <p>If it doesn't work, delete all the referenced files and folders, <strong>click '+' button</strong> on the resource (or compile) section and click '<strong>Add other...</strong>' button. Then you can include files and folders as the 'Create folder references for any added folders' way. I think the 'drag and drop' works well after the '+ button' way is done once.</p> <p>In addition, 'Resource' may not allowed for folder name.</p> <p>I experienced the 'stuck' problem every time when I attach files and folders as reference on Xcode 4.2 ~ 4.3.3. Reinstalling mac was a useless effort for me.</p>
 

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