True": Hey guys, welcome to this video. I'll show you how to implement functionality where your user can send emails from within your app. Many apps use this functionality to send feedback or report bugs. They click a button in the app, which brings up their compose email dialog. The user can pre-fill some information, like the to field and the subject field. Then, the user just types in their message and hits Send. It's very simple to do that, and I'll show you how. First, we're going to start by creating a single view demo Xcode project. We're going to call this project "mail demo", and we'll save it on the desktop. The first thing we want to do is scroll down to the frameworks and libraries and add a framework called "MessageUI framework". Just type in "Message" and it'll show up. Double click it to add it. Verify that you've added it there. Then, we're going to go into our storyboard. Let's add a button. Make sure you're looking at the "objects" tab. If you don't see it at all, this button is to toggle this pane. Type in "button" and drag it here. Elongate it a little bit. Let's call this button "sendmail". Keep in mind there are a couple of tabs here too. So, if you don't see anything, make sure you're on the "attributes inspector" tab, and that you've highlighted your button to see the properties here. The next thing we're going to do is open up the assistant editor. Make sure I'm looking at "viewController.m". I do this in all my demos just to illustrate some simple concepts and how-tos, usually invoked by a button. I'm going to hold down control here, click and drag into an empty area, and name this method "sendMailTapped". This method is going...
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