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we found that the editing on top of the existing content in template “Template.doc”(one attached here) is not working. we have tried adding a new text inside the template “Template.doc”(one attached here) and it is …...Hi,
we found that the editing on top of the existing content in template “Template.doc”(one attached here) is not working. we have tried adding a new text inside the template “Template.doc”(one attached here) and it is …
I have a .EML file and I am receiving it As a a byte stream, I am then trying to convert it to PDF.
I am running in a docker container with an alpine linux bAse. I am using Java. The eml file hAs Chinese text and for Ch…...I have a .EML file and I am receiving it as a a byte stream, I am then trying to convert it to PDF.
I am running in a docker container with an alpine linux base. I am using Java. The eml file has Chinese text and for Ch…
GroupDocs Blog - GroupDocs Blog | Document Automation Solutions for .NET & Java Developers...GroupDocs Blog - GroupDocs Blog | Document Automation Solutions for .NET & Java Developers
Using latest GroupDocs.Conversion.NETFramework 25.11.0
We have identified 2 vulnerabilities in conversion.
Exploitation Steps
Step 1
Using your editor of choice create a file with the following content and save it wi…...Using latest GroupDocs.Conversion.NETFramework 25.11.0
We have identified 2 vulnerabilities in conversion.
Exploitation Steps
Step 1
Using your editor of choice create a file with the following content and save it wi…
Installing GroupDocs.Metadata for .NET through NuGet NuGet is the eAsiest way to download and install GroupDocs.Metadata for .NET. Following are the couple of ways to install GroupDocs.Metadata for .NET in your project using NuGet. To install, you can use any of the commands suitable for your environment NugetInstall. Below are examples of how to install when using Visual Studio.
Using Package Manager GUI Follow these steps to reference GroupDocs.Metadata using Package Manager GUI:...Installing GroupDocs.Metadata for .NET through NuGet NuGet is the easiest way to download and install GroupDocs.Metadata for .NET. Following are the couple of ways to install GroupDocs.Metadata for .NET in your project using NuGet. To install, you can use any of the commands suitable for your environment NugetInstall. Below are examples of how to install when using Visual Studio.
Using Package Manager GUI Follow these steps to reference GroupDocs.Metadata using Package Manager GUI:
Compute pixel coordinates for each detected change to overlay highlights on page previews, using GroupDocs.Comparison for Python via .NET....Compute pixel coordinates for each detected change to overlay highlights on page previews, using GroupDocs.Comparison for Python via .NET.
This article shows that how Java redaction API allows to redact data of sensitive or private nature from your XLS, XLSX, ODS spreadsheet document formats and others....This article shows that how Java redaction API allows to redact data of sensitive or private nature from your XLS, XLSX, ODS spreadsheet document formats and others.
Reading JPEG2000 comments The GroupDocs.Metadata API supports extracting format-specific information from JPEG2000 images.
The following are the steps to read the JPEG2000 comments (pieces of metadata represented As strings with the length up to 64 kbytes).
Load a JPEG2000 image Get the root metadata package Extract the native metadata package using the Jpeg2000RootPackage.getJpeg2000Package method Read the JPEG2000 comments advanced_usage.managing_metadata_for_specific_formats.image.jpeg2000.Jpeg2000ReadComments
try (Metadata metadata = new Metadata(Constants.InputJpeg2000)) { Jpeg2000RootPackage root = metadata....Reading JPEG2000 comments The GroupDocs.Metadata API supports extracting format-specific information from JPEG2000 images.
The following are the steps to read the JPEG2000 comments (pieces of metadata represented as strings with the length up to 64 kbytes).
Load a JPEG2000 image Get the root metadata package Extract the native metadata package using the Jpeg2000RootPackage.getJpeg2000Package method Read the JPEG2000 comments advanced_usage.managing_metadata_for_specific_formats.image.jpeg2000.Jpeg2000ReadComments
try (Metadata metadata = new Metadata(Constants.InputJpeg2000)) { Jpeg2000RootPackage root = metadata.