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Davis Meissner
1,179 PointsWhat did he open that he got there? I don't have anything in my storyboard window
He mentions the "previous video" to this one. But I watched all of the previous videos and I don't know what he opened in this video
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Thomas McNish
10,893 PointsIt seems like an error. I've been following along very closely and I haven't seen the video that he's referring to. However, it does seem like a very simple step that we missed. If you just search for UILabel in the same area where we search for UIButton in this video, you then drag it onto the storyboard. Next, just double click the Label, and you can type "Some facts go here." To move it around, just click and drag. When he refers to the attributes inspector, that's the little upside-down triangle icon located just to the left of the ruler in the upper right-hand corner of Xcode. If you're not seeing it, make sure you've got the right panel open. You can do this by clicking the square button in the very upper right-hand corner of Xcode (in the toolbar). Happy coding!