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Well there are two problems both have to do with the restrictive file select dialog.
In one case it is a library sitting in a “.lib” directory and the other is some C source code inside an application bundle.
Any ideas? Unfortunately the files in the application bundle are generated by another compiler (which compiles to C files) to i can’t simply copy them elsewhere.
I’m using XCode 3.0
a) Drag & Drop instead of using the File dialog
b) Use Cmd+Shift+G inside the file select dialog and type in the path of the directory containing your file