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This edit will change the launcher icon asset reference from pointing to the ic_launcher.png shown
in the center of Figure 15-22 to the earthtimeicon.png image asset. You will find this digital image
asset reference in the
XML markup, as shown in Figure 15-23:
<application android:allowBackup="true"
android:icon="@drawable/earthtimeicon"
android:label="@string/app_name"
android:theme="@style/AppTheme" >
Figure 15-23. Edit the
Make sure after you copy all of the image assets into their respective folders that you use the
Refresh command to tell Eclipse to register these digital image assets as part of your project. As
you can see in Figure 15-23, the XML markup is error-free, and you are now ready to compile and
run the new Neptune Pine application version.
There is one warning message that you should take a look at regarding the API level. Mouse over the
wavy yellow underline warning highlighting under the
Level 16, which is used by the Neptune Pine. What Android wants you to do is use the latest API
Level 19, and allow the backward compatibility library (the Android Support Library installed and
discussed in Chapter 2) to provide the API Level 16 support.