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I tried downloading the imaginarium zip file from the class website--unzipped--ran successfully, both scrolling and zooming worked perfectly. I compared my code w/the class code, compared my story-board w/class story-board. Code was verbatim, storyboard the same, started digging around in story-board, outlets and delegates all matched. I then noticed that when I used the inspector on the scroll-view in the class implementation, the inspector used the struts-and-springs paradigm, but when I inspected the scroll-view in my implementation, the inspector used the autolayout paradigm. So there is something embedded in the CS193P implementation that causes the old paradigm to be used, and the old-paradigm seems to work with much less obsfuscated messing around than the new paradigm.