From iPad to android tablet

Hi,
I just finish my first iPad only app ( after a few iPhone app). I intend to create an android version.
Do I just change settings in flash an upload it to android market ? or do I have to make some change... (stage an so on )
If someone have some expérience in this issue
Thanks.

If you kept different screen sizes in mind when you were building the app then its just as easy as you described it. You will need to get an android certificate but its easy as pie and all done right there in flash.
If however you designed the app to fit just right into 768x1024px dimensions then you have a whole lot of work in front of you not to mention android tablets are all different sizes too, the original galaxy Tab looks to be 600 x 1024 and the new galaxy tab is close to an ipad in dimensions where the motorola Xoom is 1280x800 so its a lot to keep track of.
Hope that helps a little.

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It completely depends on the specific forum/post you are thinking about.
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That being said, the web has started to be more mobile (and getting more in each day). Most of the websites (and forums) have either dedicated mobile web versions, where they make sure that you can access all information as you were in a normal computer. If that does not work, they even create dedicated apps (there are iPad apps for some webpages) so that you can post/explore the webpage through the app.
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