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# Version 6.7.1 Changelog (December 6, 2016)

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In this version, both binding projects for Xamarin.Android and Xamarin.iOS have significant changes. New blog posts can be found here for more information. [Xamarin.Android](/xamarin/get-started/xamarin-android/integrate-android.md#integrate-with-nuget) and [Xamarin.iOS](/xamarin/guides.md).

## Xamarin.Android

* All support dependencies are now added through NuGet packages.
* **Full version only** New `Convert` APIs to convert word to PDF.
* New `OutlineDialogFragment` that lists all outline in the document.
* New `UserBookmarkDialogFragment` that lists all user added bookmarks in the document. Supports adding, renaming, re-arranging and deleting bookmarks.
* New `ThumbnailsViewFragment` that shows all pages in the document in grid view. Supports page modification such as adding, re-arranging, deleting, and rotating pages.

## Xamarin.iOS

* Updated to use dynamic framework binding, applications will no longer need to include any extra resources, such as tools-strings.bundle.
* New `Convert` APIs to convert word to PDF.


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