Xcode puts Default.png in my plist as an Icon file when I assign a Launch Image

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Published on 2012-06-25T04:26:07Z Indexed on 2012/09/05 21:38 UTC
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When I set a Launch Image, Xcode creates a copy as Default.png and creates an entry in my plist in Icon Files (IOS 5) / Primary Icon / Icon Items --> Item 1 : Default.png

Item 0 : MyIcon.png is the app icon which I have already placed through the Target.

The reason this is a problem is that the launch image then takes precedence over the actual icon and as a result, it shows as the primary icon instead of my actual icon image.

Why is Xcode doing this? Can I safely delete the Default.png entry from my .plist? (this seems to fix the problem) Do I need to copy Default.png somewhere else?

Thanks!

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