====== Renaming Projects in Xcode ======
  * see also http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=300588

===== My Instructions =====
  - duplicate the OldProject folder
  - rename the new project folder to NewProject
  - rename the OldProject.xcodeproj to NewProject.xcodeproj
  - open NewProject.xcodeproj in Xcode
  - rename the target OldProject to NewProject
  - open the info panel for the target
    * in the Properties tab, change the identifier if necessary
  - Clean all
  - close Xcode, and edit NewProject.xcodeproj/project.pbxproj in a text editor
    * replace every OldProject reference with NewProject
  - rename OldProject_Prefix.pch to NewProject_Prefix.pch (if it exists)
  - edit NewProject_Prefix.pch in a text editor
    * replace every OldProject reference with NewProject
  - open Xcode, and build and run your application
  - (Optional) you may need to update the following files if you have them, or if you have modified them
    * InfoPlist.strings
    * Credits.html
    * Credits.rtf
    * also, any icons or graphics with outdated images such as old program names

===== Instructions from another site =====
These instructions are adapted from the Apple instructions for the same task using Project Builder . Renaming a project in XCode is a bit convoluted, however it only takes a few minutes and is certainly quicker than recreating the project from scratch in my opinion. Here is how ...

Assume you are starting with a project named "MyWOProject" and that you want to change its name to "MyNewWOProject".

  - Duplicate the "MyWOProject" directory and name it "MyNewWOProject".
  - Rename the MyWOProject.xcode file inside the MyNewWOProject directory to MyNewWOProject.xcode.
  - Open the MyNewWOProject project in Project Builder.
  - Rename the MyWOProject target MyNewWOProject
    - Make the target MyWOProject active.
    - Select Edit Active Target 'MyWOProject' from the Project menu.
    - Under Target Summary pane, enter 'MyNewWOProject' in Base product name.
    - Under Info.plist Entries/Expert View, change the project name for NSExecutable and NSJavaPathClient properties.
    - In the Groups & Files project pane, expand targets
    - Select MyWOProject target and select Rename from the File menu
  - Choose Clean All Targets from the Build menu.
    * At this point, if you build the project, the file still has the name MyWOProject, as does the .woa directory and the URL for connecting to the application. A few more steps are necessary to complete the process.
  - Quit XCode.
  - Open a terminal window, and navigate (using 'cd') INTO the project (which is a unix package directory). For example...<code>
% cd /Users/kieran/MyNewWOProject/MyNewWOProject.xcode

List the contents with
% ls -al

Open the file project.pbxproj with a text editor (such as vi for example , as I do here)...
% vi project.pbxproj
</code>
  - In vi, replace all occurrences of MyWOProject with MyNewWOProject by pressing the colon key ( : ) (the colon key initiates the vi command line) and then type %s/MyWOProject/MyNewWOProject/g. So you literally type these characters (replacing with your old and new project names of course)<code>
:%s/MyWOProject/MyNewWOProject/g

Save and exit vi by typing literally a colon, the letters 'w' and 'q'...
:wq
</code>
  - Open MyNewWOProject in XCode.
  - Build and run the application.