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While all Flex Mobile apps are compatible with tablet and phone sized screens in both iOS and Android, a developer must put extra effort into making optimized UIs for tablets vs. phones. This article, and source code, explains how to produce a single Flex Mobile app that has UIs optimized separately for tablets and phones. The goals are to share as many components as possible, while also acknowledging that tablets and phones have very different application flows.

The Form container uses FormLayout, by default, to lay out its FormItem children. FormLayout extends VerticalLayout to stack the FormItem comtainers in a vertical column. This is all well and good, assuming you want a vertically laid out form, but that's often not the case. Take the example below.

// Ok since scoopit won't let me share a PDF directly, here 's a link found on ADC with a full tutorial (examples and excercices) http://blogs.adobe.com/jasonsj/files/2011/10/FINAL-Creating-Skins-and-Packaging-into-Themes-with-Flex-Lab-workbook.pdf 

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