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I am following a tutorial for creating a simple application in Android, and compiling it with Eclipse on Linux.
The problem is that when I first created the project, I used the target API 14. But my tablet only has API 13, so I have changed it in project > properties > android to API 13. Even though I still get next the error:
ERROR: Application requires API version 14. Device API version is 13 (Android 3.2.1)
Why is this happening if I have changed the compilation target?
Android creates the manifest with minSdkVersion, that doesn’t change automatically when you change the properties.
Change the line inside Android manifest
and put 13 instead of 14.