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Before iOS 5, one would've needed to display another <code>UIViewController</code> using the First Responder via a Modal presentation (and a pile of code). To create a popover in Xcode's Storyboard Mode (iOS 5+) use a <code>UIButton</code> or <code>UIToolbarButton</code> and create a Storyboard Segue between the button and the <code>UIViewController</code> that you want to pop-over. Creating a segue between a button and another <code>UIViewController</code> is simple. Here's how: <ol> <li>Click on the button in your storyboard and <kbd>Control</kbd>+<kbd>Drag</kbd> from the button to the <code>UIViewController</code> of choice. You should see a light blue line appear that extends from the button to the tip of your mouse.</li> <li>After dragging the blue line to the ViewController of choice a small black menu will appear. This menu displays the different segue options. Select <code>Popover</code>. <img src="https://i.stack.imgur.com/5Tsnm.png" alt="Popover Segue Menu"></li> <li>If everything was done correctly, this segue should be visible in the Connections Inspector when the button is selected:</li> </ol> <img src="https://i.stack.imgur.com/WHbM3.png" alt="Use Popover instead of Modal or Push"> The <code>UIViewController</code> you create should also have a custom size that is smaller than the full screen. You can set a custom size by selecting the View Controller and setting its size property to <code>freeform</code>, or <code>master</code> (320 x 850).
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