I cannot create a new android project using eclipse - android

I cannot create a new Android project using eclipse as the options available for creating new project are: Android Application Project, Android Project Using Existing Codes, Android sample Project, Android Test Project.
No option for Android Project is available.

Use Android Application Project

-have you installed the android plugin (ADT) for elcipse?
if you did, right click in the navigator - > other - > Android - > Android project

Android Application Project itself is Android project.
Use Android Application Project

Use eclipse Indigo version and install AVD and SDK as suggested the steps in android developers site
here is the same
Android SDK and AVD Manager installation

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I cant see new android project on Eclipse and i install everything right

i did everytihng right and install sdk and jdk for eclips android but create new project doesnt still apear what shoud i do some says eclips doesn't support android anymore is that right?1
You must use Android Studio as official IDE to develop Android Applications, if you are trying to import a project from Android Studio to Eclipse, you will have problems because the projects in Android Studio are configured with Gradle!
I suggest to you migrate from Eclipse to Android Studio.

Android Project Not Create

I've been developing some applications in android using eclipse IDE.
Android project not create.
In the error show
Update ADT plugin and then SDK tools and after when you will try to create a new project, the error will not occur.

I cannot create android project in Android Studio, why?

I downloaded and installed Android Studio. But I cannot create or open android project. There isn't Android in New Project Tab. Why? How can I create and open Android project in Android Studio?
Be sure to download the Android SDK to use along with Android Studio. Android Studio is just the IDE of IntelliJ IDEA, but without the Android libraries. See this link for installation.
You should add "Android Support" in "Setting -> Plugins" .
See this.

Android Studio Resolve error. failed to find target android-18

Hello guys, Now I'm face on some error using android studio(0.3.6 version) (using at win8)
I cloned project from bitbucket and import project, but that error message occured.
what should I do?
ah! Project make from android studio version 0.3.2. is this reason?
In addition, how can I import external library at 0.3.6 project structure?
should I make new module? then what?
anyway! thanks in advance. I hope to get answer!
Android Studio comes bundled with its own SDK, which may not have the same Android API targets you used to create the project in Eclipse. You can either add the APIs to Android Studio's SDK by clicking on the SDK Manager toolbar icon in Android Studio if you have a project open, or if you don't, from the Welcome screen choose Configure > SDK Manager, or you can tell Android Studio to use the same SDK you were using from Eclipse: Project Structure > Android SDK if you have a project open, or Welcome > Configure > Project Defaults > Project Structure > Android SDK if you don't.
Compile the project with latest version of android , go to sdk manager and install the android api level 18 and then in your project right click open android tools and add support library. clean the project and restart the eclipse.

Is it possible to run Android SDK using netbeans 7

I am using Eclipse IDE to develop android apps. But I want to use Netbeans IDE for developing Android apps. Android SDK works fine with previous version of Netbeans IDE. But it can not added to Netbeans 7.0 using Android plugin. So, is it possible to run Android SDK using netbeans 7 ???
Any suggestion or tutorial will greatly appreciated.
After installing Android plugin, to locate Android SDK you have to go to Tools > Options > Misc > Android and select here the location of your SDK.
add the following XML file to your plug in -> setting
http://kenai.com/projects/nbandroid/downloads/download/updatecenter/updates.xml
then download the SDK
after that you can add your platform to SDK

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