@Dhennrich: The simulator’s textFields are actually native Mac OS X textFields so while you can do testing to ensure basic functionality is there without having to build for device as you used to have to (for your apps that need text input), but since they are Mac textFields there will be subtle differences in their appearance, and some functionality doesn’t quite match up exactly.
If you need to test out more advanced uses of textFields, it’s recommended you build for device. They’re really only available in the Mac simulator so you can quickly input some text and test your listeners without having to build. [import]uid: 52430 topic_id: 18162 reply_id: 69492[/import]