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Android Build a Blog Reader Android App Adapting Data for Display in a List Cleaning Up Our Presentation

Boris Vukobrat
Boris Vukobrat
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Boris Vukobrat
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Eclipse Graphical Layout: How to show 4 devices?

I see in lesson are 4 screens set in graphic layout? So, how to add one not all? How to show portrait and landscape views at the same time? ... well, I managed to add all, and then remove one by one.

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Gloria Dwomoh
Gloria Dwomoh
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Gloria Dwomoh
Gloria Dwomoh
13,116 Points

That is a feature of android studio, that allows you to run multiple emulators concurrently. You can't do it like that in Eclipse. You can run several emulators in Eclipse but it won't visually appear like it does in android studio (ie. landscape, portrait ...) and it takes more time to set it up, you can see an example of How to Create Two or multiple instances of Emulator here.