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<resources>
    <string name="app_name">MultiWindow Playground</string>
    <string name="introduction_title">Multiwindow Playground</string>
    <string name="sample_introduction">This sample demonstrates the use of the multi-window API
        available in Android N.\nFirst, switch this app into
        <b>split-screen mode</b>
        (for example by long-pressing the recents button). Each button below starts a new activity
        with special flags.\n<b>See the files MainActivity.java and AndroidManifest.xml for
        implementation details.</b>
    </string>
    <string name="sample_freeform_introduction">The buttons below demonstrate features only
        available in <b>free-form multi-window mode</b>.</string>
    <string name="start_default">Start basic, default Activity</string>
    <string name="start_unresizable">Start unresizable Activity</string>
    <string name="start_adjacent">Start Activity adjacent</string>
    <string name="start_minimum">Start Activity with minimum size</string>
    <string name="start_bounds">Start Activity with launch bounds</string>
    <string name="start_custom_activity">Start activity that handles configuration changes.</string>

    <string name="activity_description_basic">This Activity was launched in a new task without any
        additional flags or options.
    </string>
    <string name="activity_description_unresizable">This activity is set as unresizable in the
        AndroidManifest. This is done by setting the <i>resizeableActivity</i> property to
        <i>false</i> for this activity.
    </string>
    <string name="activity_adjacent_description">This activity was launched with the flag
        <b>Intent.FLAG_ACTIVITY_LAUNCH_ADJACENT</b>.\n\nIf possible, it has been launched into the
        adjacent area from the activity that started it.\nThis is only a hint to the system. For
        example - if the application is not in split-screen mode, it will be launched full-screen.
        If it is launched in the same task as the initial Activity, it will retain its activity
        properties and its location.
    </string>
    <string name="activity_custom_description">This activity handles configuration changes
        itself.\n\nIn the AndroidManifest, this activity has been configured to receive callbacks
        for <b>screenSize|smallestScreenSize|screenLayout|orientation</b>
        changes.\nTry resizing this activity to different sizes to see which configuration
        properties change.
    </string>
    <string name="activity_bounds_description">This activity has been launched with a launch bounds
        set in its intent. The bounds define the area into which the activity should be launched.
        \n\nNote that this flag only applies in free-form mode.
    </string>
    <string name="activity_minimum_description">This activity has a minimum size.\nIt was launched
        into the top/end corner with a a default size of 750dp by 500dp, with a minimum size of 750dp
        as defined in its <b>layout attribute in the AndroidManifest definition</b>.
        \n\nNote that this Activity was launched in a different task, otherwise the properties from
        the Activity that launched this one would have been applied.
    </string>
</resources>
