Well I imported the app hoping to test it out but Ive got a few errors.... 1.the project was not built since its build path is incomplete . . . 2. The type java.lang.Object cannot be resolved. It is indirectly referenced from required .class files GFC_appDelegate.java /buzzTouch/src/com/GFC line 1 Java Problem WHAT ? ? Starting to think I'm biting off more then I can chew : ( Thanks for any help

Have you tried cleaning the app data first?

It just scans it and polishs the blips.

Hmmmm ... How you do that?

Umm. I'm just remembering off memory, but I think it's under the project menu.

Cool Thx your memory was right however it is still showing the same errors.... : ( Wish I had a Mac heard it's easier to work with then Eclipse . . . .

Hi @GFC, Welcome buzztouch! Both Xcode and Eclipse have their own set of challenges to be sure. But we can help work you through all of them. Are you seeing anything in the Console tab in Eclipse? Anything about fixing project properties? Mark

Hey Mark . . there is nothing in the console tab and im not seeing anything saying fix project.

Do you have all your plugins dragged into Eclipse? Mark

Hmmm...no I didn't ... Wow you'd think I'd remember all those tutorials.... U wouldn't happen to b willing to refresh my memory would u? :) or if u know wich lesson it was... Thx

Hi GFC, Now that I think about it, that's probably not the issue, since you're using Android. All the necessary java files are part of your download, and automatically get imported into Eclipse. So, let's start from scratch. Here are the general steps you should follow: * Download the source package from BT * Unzip the file you just downloaded * In Eclipse, go to File...Import...Existing Project, and navigate to your unzipped source folder * Select OK * Check the Console tab to make sure there are no errors being logged. If you see some, try either (1) right-click the package in Package Explorer, to to Android Tools...Fix Project Properties, or (2) right-click the package in Package Explorer, select Properties > Android, and make sure you have the right Google API selected (usually 8) Give all that a shot and let us know what happens. If it still doesn't work, post back, and perhaps we can do a TeamViewer session. Mark

Cool Ill give it a try . . .

All righty then . . . I tried doing everything you asked however, when I right click on the package I don't see either of the choises you described; well for option 2 I can get to properties but then there is no tab for Android and I can't see anything about what API I'm using. Arrggg.... The error that shows up is the same as before but I found a place that said this missing builder (com.android.ide.eclipse.adt.ResourceManagerBuilder) missing builder (com.android.ide.eclipse.adt.PrecompilerBuilder) missing builder (com.android.ide.eclipse.adt.ApkBuilder) Hope this give's you an idea of what's happening or not : ) THx again

It looks to me like you may not have the Eclipse ADT Plugin installed. Check out Page 28 of this document: https://www.buzztouch.com/files/howtos/buzztouch_For_Android-A_Users_Guide.pdf It might be good to review the install chapter to ensure you have all the components installed. There is a chapter for Mac and Windows installs. Mark

All righty then . . . I tried doing everything you asked however, when I right click on the package I don't see either of the choises you described; well for option 2 I can get to properties but then there is no tab for Android and I can't see anything about what API I'm using. Arrggg.... The error that shows up is the same as before but I found a place that said this missing builder (com.android.ide.eclipse.adt.ResourceManagerBuilder) missing builder (com.android.ide.eclipse.adt.PrecompilerBuilder) missing builder (com.android.ide.eclipse.adt.ApkBuilder) Hope this give's you an idea of what's happening or not : ) THx again

All righty then . . . I tried doing everything you asked however, when I right click on the package I don't see either of the choises you described; well for option 2 I can get to properties but then there is no tab for Android and I can't see anything about what API I'm using. Arrggg.... The error that shows up is the same as before but I found a place that said this missing builder (com.android.ide.eclipse.adt.ResourceManagerBuilder) missing builder (com.android.ide.eclipse.adt.PrecompilerBuilder) missing builder (com.android.ide.eclipse.adt.ApkBuilder) Hope this give's you an idea of what's happening or not : ) THx again

My guess is that you don't have the Android SDK installed, including the Android SDK Tools. The guide I referenced above shows you how to do that, and how to verify that you've picked the correct options. Let us know how it goes! Mark