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# Outline tree

Discover how to view and edit document outlines with Apryse SDK for Android and iOS. Navigate document outlines with UI components or programmatically using Xamarin APIs. The Apryse Xamarin SDK stream

Apryse SDK allows you to view and edit document outlines.

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## Explore document outline in Android

You can view the document outline of a document using the UI component or programmatically with the Xamarin.Android API.

[UI Component](/xamarin/guides/android/bookmark/outline.md#ui-component) The OutlineDialogFragment allows you to navigate the document outline with a graphical interface in the document viewer.

[API guide](/xamarin/guides/android/bookmark/outline.md#api-guide) You can programmatically navigate the document outline tree.
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## Explore document outline in iOS

You can view the document outline of a document using the UI component or programmatically with the Xamarin.iOS API.

[UI Component](/xamarin/guides/ios/bookmark/outline.md#ui-component) The PTOutlineViewController allows you to navigate the document outline with a graphical interface in the document viewer.

[API guide](/xamarin/guides/ios/bookmark/outline.md#api-guide) You can programmatically navigate the document outline tree.
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