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vlathia Apple Fan Posts: 7 Reg: Sep 05, 2011 location unknow... 70	confirm \| cancel 09/06/11 05:35 AM (14 years ago) Compiling new Android Project In Eclipse, I followed the steps in readme; I don't see Google API version 1.6 checkbox; I see error about an sdk target must be specified; and I am not able to see/click on Next button. I am using Eclipse SDK Version: 3.7.0 Build id: I20110613-1736 and added the plugin. buzztouch v1.4, Android Edition -------------------------------- Using Eclipse and the Android SDK to compile your app. 1) Launch Eclipse. Eclipse must have the Android Developer Tools installed. Get the Android SDK for Eclipse here: http://developer.android.com/sdk/index.html 2) Create a new project. File > New > Android Project 3) Enter a project name 4) Choose Create a project from existing source 5) Using the Browse button, locate the source-code folder for your application. This is the folder you downloaded from buzztouch.com then un-zipped to a directory on your computer. Note: After choosing the source-code folder on your computer, a Google API's version 1.6 checkbox should be checked. Eclipse should check this automatically. If it did not, something is wrong. Title Comments In Eclipse, I followed the steps in readme; I don't see Google API version 1.6 checkbox; I see error about an sdk target must be specified; and I am not able to see/click on Next button. I am using Eclipse SDK Version: 3.7.0 Build id: I20110613-1736 and added the plugin. buzztouch v1.4, Android Edition -------------------------------- Using Eclipse and the Android SDK to compile your app. 1) Launch Eclipse. Eclipse must have the Android Developer Tools installed. Get the Android SDK for Eclipse here: http://developer.android.com/sdk/index.html 2) Create a new project. File > New > Android Project 3) Enter a project name 4) Choose Create a project from existing source 5) Using the Browse button, locate the source-code folder for your application. This is the folder you downloaded from buzztouch.com then un-zipped to a directory on your computer. Note: After choosing the source-code folder on your computer, a Google API's version 1.6 checkbox should be checked. Eclipse should check this automatically. If it did not, something is wrong.

steveh6883 buzztouch Evangelist Posts: 383 Reg: May 15, 2011 Gosport, UK 3,830	09/06/11 03:48 PM (14 years ago) Window > Preferences > Android then browse to where the Android SDK is unzipped on your PC (normally Program Files) What you are doing here is showing Eclipse where the Android SDK is Comments Window > Preferences > Android then browse to where the Android SDK is unzipped on your PC (normally Program Files) What you are doing here is showing Eclipse where the Android SDK is

vlathia Apple Fan Posts: 7 Reg: Sep 05, 2011 location unknow... 70	09/07/11 04:41 PM (14 years ago) Thanks Steve that resolved it. Comments Thanks Steve that resolved it.

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