Merge pull request #31 from Syncfusion-Content/hotfix/hotfix-v19.4.0.38

DOCINFRA-2341_merged_using_automation

Author: SyncfusionBuild

xamarin-android/SfImageEditor/how-to/Clear-all-annotations.md

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 # Clear all annotations (Text, Shapes, Paths, etc) from Image Editor
 
-By invoking the `ClearAnnotations` method of SfImageEditor, you can clear all the annotations (Text, Shapes, Path, and CustomView) added in the image editor without resetting the other edits (Rotation, Flip, Crop, Effects, etc).
+By invoking the [`ClearAnnotations`](https://help.syncfusion.com/cr/xamarin-android/Syncfusion.SfImageEditor.Android.SfImageEditor.html#Syncfusion_SfImageEditor_Android_SfImageEditor_ClearAnnotations) method of SfImageEditor, you can clear all the annotations (Text, Shapes, Path, and CustomView) added in the image editor without resetting the other edits (Rotation, Flip, Crop, Effects, etc).
 
 The following code sample demonstrates this.
 

xamarin-android/SfImageEditor/how-to/Select-shapes-programmatically.md

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 # Select annotations programmatically in Image Editor (SfImageEditor)
 
-In ImageEditor, the Unique ID is generated for all annotations (Text, Shapes, Paths, and CustomViews) when they are added to the image editor and you can get this Unique ID from the ItemsSelected event arguments or from the serialized JSON. By passing this Unique ID to the `SelectShape` method of SfImageEditor, you can select the particular annotation programmatically.
+In ImageEditor, the Unique ID is generated for all annotations (Text, Shapes, Paths, and CustomViews) when they are added to the image editor and you can get this Unique ID from the ItemsSelected event arguments or from the serialized JSON. By passing this Unique ID to the [`SelectShape`](https://help.syncfusion.com/cr/xamarin-android/Syncfusion.SfImageEditor.Android.SfImageEditor.html#Syncfusion_SfImageEditor_Android_SfImageEditor_SelectShape_System_Int32_) method of SfImageEditor, you can select the particular annotation programmatically.
 
 The following code sample demonstrates this.