Port windows phone 8.1 app to android [closed] - c#

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Is it possible to port my windows phone 8.1 (universal) app to Android? without using Xamarin.
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You can't. There is not such thing that converts one os native app into other os nativ app. You can write for example in phonegap to support many os with same code, but this is other approach. I think if you manage to write such a system that can covert one native app into another you will be rich man.

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How can I implement RDP client in UWP?
I checked the MS samples and I don't see any practical implementation of RDP with UWP.
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I would like to know how i can convert finished application created in Universal Windows Platform to Android? Can i convert code ? Or is this doing with any applications? Thank you
There is no automated tool for this. Assuming your UWP app was created with C# and XAML you could look at using Xamarin.Forms to create an app that works on both platforms and is based on your current app.
Sorry, a full guide on how to do this is beyond a simple answer here and out of scope for this site.

How to merge text on image in windows phone app? [closed]

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I am developing an app in which i need to write text on image and save it by coding in windows phone. Is it possible? How?
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Code Sharing between WPF Windows,WindowsPhone and Windows Store Applications [closed]

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We have planned to develop an application for the platforms
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