How can I set a UINavigationController as my initial screen when I have a UITabBarController?

Whichever view you put in window addSubview: in your app delegate will be visible on launch. If you just want the UINavigationController add its view property. If your tab bar isn't visible on launch, how were you planning on making it visible?

Whichever view you put in window addSubview: in your app delegate will be visible on launch. If you just want the UINavigationController, add its view property. If your tab bar isn't visible on launch, how were you planning on making it visible?

I was hoping the user could click on a button on my UINavigationControllers view which would then launch a view with the tabbar – Sheehan Alam May 25 '10 at 21:14.

I have a UITabBarController that loads a UINavigationController for each of its tab. The first tab is obviously my initial screen, however I don't want the tab-bar to be visible for this screen. Maybe my approach is wrong.

How can I make sure that a UINavigationController is shown as my initial screen?

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