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I have an Android project in Eclipse that has targeted Android 2.2 for many years but now I want to use some newer features that are only available in later versions of Android, e.g., 4.xx

There is a Stack Overflow question on how to change the build target...

How to change target build on Android project?

. . but my selection in the box on the right that they mention only goes to 3.2. How do I increase my options to newer versions on Android?

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  • Download new SDK versions in the SDK Manager. Also, bear in mind that official Eclipse support has ended, so YMMV. Commented May 13, 2016 at 21:33

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Android Studio - the now official IDE for Android development has a handy import feature for making Eclipse projects work.

As CommonsWare above mentioned, it might behoove yourself to make the switch.

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It recently hit its 2.1.1 stable release: http://developer.android.com/sdk/index.html

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So I took your advice and now I can't get Android Studio to work [link]{stackoverflow.com/questions/37304822/…)
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Install Higher version packages , Go to Android SDK Manager-> Select Version-> Install. Keep in mind Eclipse support has been ended, Use Android Studio.

Check Link to know how to install packages- (http://www.wikihow.com/Install-Eclipse-and-Setup-ADT)

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