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# Sample projects: Android PDF viewer apps

Explore Apryse SDK sample projects for Android, download APKs, and run projects with Android Studio. Learn how to use main classes and features of the SDK. The Apryse Android SDK streamlines secure do

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If you are interested in trying out the sample activities in your application directly, please check out [this article](/android/samples/cookbook/try-demo.md) instead.
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**Download the SDK**

{% @apryse-download-button/apryse-download-button id="Android\_SDK\_android\_android" showVersion="true" %}
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Apryse for Android ships with two sample projects, each containing sample code you can use in your project. The source for both samples are included in the Android zip package under the `samples` folder. You can run any of the sample projects with Android Studio or with command line.

If you prefer to install the sample apps directly you can download the APKs here:

{% @apryse-download-button/apryse-download-button id="Showcase\_apk\_android\_android" title="Showcase.apk" showVersion="false" %}

{% @apryse-download-button/apryse-download-button id="CompleteReader\_apk\_android\_android" title="CompleteReader.apk" showVersion="false" %}

## Run samples from source with Android Studio

First, be sure you have the latest version of Android Studio. You can [download the latest Android Studio version here](https://developer.android.com/studio/index.html). If you already have Android Studio, check for the latest stable version by clicking **Help > Check for Updates** (on Mac: **Android Studio > Check for Updates**).

1. In the **Welcome to Android Studio** window, click **Import project (Gradle, Eclipse ADT, etc.)**.

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1. Select one of the sample app's project folder and click **OK**.

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1. Run the project.

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## Showcase app

See details here: [Showcase app](/android/samples/package-samples/sample-showcase.md)

## CompleteReader app

See details here: [CompleteReader app](/android/samples/package-samples/sample-complete-reader.md)

## MiscellaneousSamples app

This app showcases the functionality of the Apryse SDK and includes the samples found on the [sample code](/android/get-started/samples.md) page. You can inspect its source code to learn how to use some of the main classes and features of the SDK, or just run the sample and view the results.


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