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8.0/SkiaSharp/MandelbrotAnimation/README.md

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 This sample demonstrates the use of SkiaSharp bitmap animations in a .NET Multi-platform App UI (.NET MAUI) app. Running the sample requires some patience because it first needs to create up to 50 bitmaps of various zoom levels of the famous Mandelbrot Set. After that's finished, however, the program animates those bitmaps to simulate a continuous zoom.
 
+![Mandelbrot Animation app screenshot](Screenshots/MandelbrotAnimation.png "Mandelbrot Animation app screenshot")
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 As the sample is creating the 50 bitmaps, it stores them in application local storage as PNG files. This allows the sample to access those PNG files the next time that you run the program, so you don't have to wait for them to be created. However, these 50 bitmaps occupy over 20 megabytes of storage on your device.
 
 The *MainPage.xaml.cs* file begins with several constants that you can change:
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 > [!NOTE]
 > On some devices, the animation runs smoother if the sample is not being run under control of Visual Studio's debugger.
 
-![Mandelbrot Animation app screenshot](Screenshots/MandelbrotAnimation.png "Mandelbrot Animation app screenshot")
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 [!INCLUDE [Install SkiaSharp](../includes/install-skiasharp.md)]

8.0/SkiaSharp/PhotoPuzzle/README.md

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 This sample demonstrates the use of SkiaSharp in a .NET Multi-platform App UI (.NET MAUI) app. It's a variation of the classic 15 puzzle. On the early Mac, the 15 puzzle was called PUZZLE. In early Windows, it was the only sample for Microsoft Pascal for Windows 1.0, where it was called MUZZLE (for "Microsoft Puzzle"). This is the .NET MAUI version.
 
-After pressing the **Randomize** button, just tap a tile to move it into an empty position. You can *tap* any tile in the row or column of the empty position to move one, two, or three tiles at once. Use the numbers in the lower-right corner of each tile as a guide.
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 ![Photo Puzzle app screenshot](Screenshots/PhotoPuzzle-randomized.png "Photo Puzzle app screenshot")   
 
+After pressing the **Randomize** button, just tap a tile to move it into an empty position. You can *tap* any tile in the row or column of the empty position to move one, two, or three tiles at once. Use the numbers in the lower-right corner of each tile as a guide.
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 [!INCLUDE [Install SkiaSharp](../includes/install-skiasharp.md)]