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commit 1b5ff743412d3b7245d328b6613e8d23185d151c
Author: Carla Schroder <carla at owncloud.com>
Date:   Wed Jan 21 13:43:33 2015 -0800

    remove android doc from user manual
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-==============================
-Using the ownCloud Android App
-==============================
-
-Accessing your files on your ownCloud server via the Web interface is easy and 
-convenient, as you can use any Web browser on any operating system without 
-installing special client software. However, the ownCloud Android app offers 
-some advantages over the Web interface:
-
-* A simplified interface that fits nicely on a tablet or smartphone
-* Automatic synchronization of your files
-* Instant uploads of photos or videos recorded on your Android device
-* Easily add files from your device to ownCloud
-* Two-factor authentication
-
-Getting the ownCloud Android App
---------------------------------
-
-One way to get your ownCloud Android app is to log into your ownCloud server 
-from your Android device using a Web browser such as Chrome, Firefox, or 
-Dolphin. The first time you log in to a new ownCloud account you'll see a screen 
-with a download link to the ownCloud app in the `Google Play store
-<https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.owncloud.android>`_.
-
-.. figure:: ../images/android-first-screen.jpg
-
-You will also find these links on your Personal page in the Web interface,
-
-You can also get it from the `Amazon App store 
-<http://www.amazon.com/ownCloud-Inc/dp/B00944PQMK/>`_, and get source code and 
-more information from the `ownCloud download page 
-<http://owncloud.org/install/#mobile>`_.
-
-Connecting to Your ownCloud Server
-----------------------------------
-
-The first time you run your ownCloud Android app it opens to a configuration 
-screen. Enter your server URL, login name, password, and click the Connect 
-button. (Click the eyeball to the right of your password to expose your 
-password.)
-
-.. figure:: ../images/android-new-account.png
-
-For best security your ownCloud server should be SSL-enabled, so that you can 
-connect via ``https``. The ownCloud app will test your connection as soon as 
-you enter it and tell you if you entered it correctly. If your server has a 
-self-signed SSL certificate you'll get a scary warning how it is not to be 
-trusted. Click the OK button to accept the certificate and complete your account 
-setup.
-
-.. figure:: ../images/android-ssl-cert.png
-
-Managing Files
---------------
-
-Now you should see the Files page of your ownCloud account. Click the overflow 
-button at the top right (that's the one with three vertical dots, and that is 
-really what it is called) to open a user menu. ``Refresh account`` refreshes the 
-page view. ``Settings`` take you to your settings menu. ``Sort`` gives you the 
-option to sort your files by date, or alphabetically.
-
-.. figure:: ../images/android-files-page.png
-
-The little file folder icon to the left of the overflow button opens a dialog to 
-create a new folder. The arrow button opens a file upload dialog, and you can 
-either upload content from other Android apps such as Google Drive, the Gallery, 
-your music player, or from your Android filesystem. When you add a new file 
-you will see a confirmation on the top left when it has uploaded successfully, 
-and it is immediately synchronized with the server.
-
-.. figure:: ../images/android-upload.png
-
-All files (that you have permission to access) on your ownCloud server are 
-displayed in your Android app, but are not downloaded until you download them. 
-Downloaded files are marked with a green arrow.
-
-.. figure:: ../images/android-file-list.png
-
-Download and preview a file with a short press on the filename.  When the file 
-is in preview mode, a short press on the overflow button opens a menu with 
-options for sharing, opening with an app, removing, sending, and displaying file 
-details. 
-
-.. figure:: ../images/android-file.png
-
-
-A long press on the filename does not download it, but opens a dialog with 
-options for sharing, downloading, renaming, moving, removing, sending, and 
-viewing file details. 
-
-
-.. figure:: ../images/android-file-options.png
-
-
-Settings
---------
-
-The Settings screen offers a number of useful options. In the Accounts 
-section you can configure multiple ownCloud accounts.
-
-The Security section sets up strong two-factor authentication by allowing you 
-to add a PIN (personal identification number) to access your account.  
-
-The Instant Uploads section creates a directory, :file:`/InstantUpload`, and 
-any photos or videos created with your Android device's camera are instantly 
-uploaded to this directory. You also have the option to choose any other 
-existing directory. Another nice option is Upload Pictures/Video via WiFi Only, 
-to conserve your Internet data usage.
-
-.. figure:: ../images/android-settings.png
-
-The bottom section of the Settings screen has links to help and the 
-app's version number.
-
-.. figure:: ../images/android-help.png

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