Basic question about the Info.plist

I have a whole bunch of appilcations I am developing. I when I generated my certificates I got a prefix. Do I put this prefix in my Bundle Identifier field in my Info.plist file?
At present my Bundle Identifier says:
com.yourcompany.$(PRODUCT_NAME:identifier}
I imagine I change "yourcompany" to my company's name.
But where is the PRODUCT NAME:identifier coming from? Where is this defined?
It seems to take the app name as specified in the main project file.

Ah, i didn't realize that the Get Info on the project file would yield slightly different results than the Get Info on the target; they both have long lists of C++ options, etc., but at the end the target has the product name, and that is where I can edit it.
Thank goodness for the forums, the system is complex and the documentation weak.

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