It’s important that the Virtual Device has finished loading before you try to run the application otherwise it won’t be recognized by Android Studio and you will be prompted to launch the Emulator again which can cause issues. After launching the Emulator (by double-click on the Emulator option that you want to use as show in the screenshot above), wait for the “Home Screen” to load on the Android Virtual Device and then run the application.Now you will see the newly created Emulator in the list of available Android Virtual Devices.Now you will see options to verify the Emulator Settings otherwise you may change the settings according to your requirement from this dialog as well and then click on the “Finish” button.Debenu Quick PDF Library for Android requires an API level of 15 or higher. the API level of Android OS (KitKat, Lollipop etc). Devices with a large screen will have a longer launch time (Nexus 4, Nexus 5 etc). Then click on the “Next” button. Note: select a small screen device for better emulator performance. Select “Phone” or “Tablet” as Category and select the device which you want to use to make a Virtual Device.Click on the “Create Virtual Device” button.In Android Studio go to “Tools (Menu Bar) >Android > AVD Manager.However, it gives you the opportunity to test a variety of different device form factors and phone/tablet models. Please note: Android Emulator’s can be quite slow to load and performance is lower than what you get if you test directly on a physical device. It comes as an optional download when you install Android Studio. The Android Virtual Device (AVD) is an emulator configuration that lets you model an actual device by defining hardware and software options to be emulated by the Android Emulator.
This article is intended for users of Debenu Quick PDF Library for Android.
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