How to use the Examples

Firstly make sure that you have the ADT bundle installed and that you have downloaded and extracted the latest version of Aspose.Words for Android via Java.

Install Aspose.Words for Android via Java by following the instructions at here
Open the project in your workspace using Eclipse with ADT.
Click Run to start and choose the appropriate emulator to run the package on.

FAQ

Q: How do I set up the development environment to run the Aspose.Words for Android via Java examples?
A: Install the Android SDK and ADT bundle, download the Aspose.Words for Android via Java package, extract it, and open the example project in Eclipse (or Android Studio). Configure the SDK path in the IDE and ensure an Android emulator or device is available.
Q: How can I run the example projects on an Android emulator?
A: In Eclipse select the example project, choose Run → Android Application, and pick a configured AVD that matches the target API level. The IDE will build, install, and launch the app on the emulator. Make sure the emulator has sufficient memory and storage.
Q: Can I run the examples on a physical Android device instead of an emulator?
A: Yes. Enable USB debugging on the device, connect it via USB, and Eclipse will detect the device. Choose the device from the Run dialog and the example will be deployed and started on the phone or tablet.
Q: Where do I add my Aspose.Words license file in the example projects?
A: Place the license file (e.g., Aspose.Words.lic) in the assets folder of the example project. Then add the following code early in your activity (typically in onCreate):
```
License license = new License();
license.setLicense("Aspose.Words.lic");
```
Q: How do I modify an example to generate a PDF from my own code?
A: Use the Document class to load or create a document and then save it as PDF:
```
Document doc = new Document("input.docx");
doc.save("output.pdf", SaveFormat.PDF);
```
Replace the sample file paths with your own data and ensure the required file‑system permissions are declared in the Android manifest.

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