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7 the process it runs in, and the icon and application the user interacts with.
18 file that an application is distributed in and downloaded by the user when
21 <li><p>A <strong>task</strong> is generally what the user perceives as
42 <p>A key point here is: <em>when the user sees as an "application," what
51 <p>A task, then, from the user's perspective your application; and from the
52 application developer's perspective it is one or more activities the user
65 from the user's perspective, a new application starts at this point.  If this
67 addition, you should only use the new task flag if it is possible for the user
69 new task.  Otherwise, if the user presses HOME instead of BACK from the task
81 particular .apk are part of a single application to the user.</p>
94 or home screen shortcuts.  The result is that, when the user launches your
105 <li>If your .apk contains multiple top-level applications that the user can
116 replacing the contacts details view (which the user can make and invoke
179 to take the user to a separate activity describing it, rather than return
181 be finished whether the user leaves it with BACK or HOME and it will not
194 and not something the user is normally aware of.  Their main uses are simply:</p>
210 two .apks that are not sharing the same user ID try to run in the same process,