I thought I'd close this one off with what happened incase anyone else ran into this. I opened a support case with Apple and it turned out to be caused by: Our engineering teams found that the transfer caused duplicate App IDs I was asked which App ID I wanted deleted and after I picked one, carefully, the transfer went through. Don't know how I managed to created duplicate App ID's, it's an old App, but I had and that was the sticking point. Transfer was completed successfully. All good now.

Nothing. Pleased to hear it isn't just me!

This for me: $ java -jar Reporter.jar p=Reporter.properties Sales.getStatus <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes"?> <Status> <Code>0</Code> <Message>Sales and Trends Reporter is currently available.</Message> </Status> Last valid reports received were for 19th July.

App is 12 years old so pre-dates constraints and all other nice UI things that have come since then. Written in Obj C. Yes, I've already tried using a container view but I couldn't get the tableview to behave and stick within the maximum width constraints of its new container. Might revisit. For such a simple thing, limiting the width of table view, which creates such an aesthetically pleasing result on wider non-iphone screens I would have thought Apple might have added something simple to achieve ?