Confused about how updates work

Hello all,
I just submitted my first update to an app and what I see in iTunesConnect confuses me.
Firstly it looks like two apps now; the same one twice (though one says 1.0 and the other says 1.1). This wouldn't be confusing except for the fact that when i update information for the update it also alters information for the original app. For example I changed the release date for the update to some date in the near future; but I noticed this also changed the release date for the original 1.0 description as well; will that pull my app of the app store? Basically I am just curious how to ensure that when the update hits I go back to the top of my categories list again. Can someone shed some light on this for me? Thank you!

The release date in iTunes Connect tells Apple the date before which you do not want your application to appear in the App Store.
It has nothing to do with the "Release Date" as shown to users in the App Store. That can never be changed.
If you want your 1.1 to have a newer release date, you need to create it as a completely new application. It will have to have a different name from your 1.0, since they won't let you have two applications with the same name; existing users of 1.0 won't be able to upgrade to it; and it will have no history, no reviews, and no reputation.

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mikemac22,
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From your code like following, since we don't know that the developer how to write the ConvetVideo event in YouTube MP3 website. Maybe you should better ask the website's publishers.
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I have had Adobe Reader for some time--used to have Acrobat too, but when it became outdated-- a "pc-"fixer -upper" convinced me I needed Adobe Flash Player installed. This did nothing for me. I have an older computer--do not watch movies or even many DVD's or videos on my computer and don't download songs either. I would like to understand how all these Adobe products work together and what they can do for me. I do use and read and print PDF files from various organizations and would like to be able to combine or merge these if it will take up less space. I am not very computer literate so I need some help. Thanks for any suggestions from readers & probably I need to watch the instructional aids.

Adobe Reader is purely a PDF viewer, with the ability to fill forms or add comments.
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Confusion about how object interact and are aware of each other

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Hello Vishal,
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CREATE OBJECT r_grid
    EXPORTING
      i_parent = r_container.
The parameter i_parent associate the container with the grid.
Don´t forget to built the container using the screen painter (or the screen element´s list, but the screen painter is easer).
I hope it helps you.

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