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  1. Changing Automatically Detected Types of Docume...

    API provides the ability to change automatically detected types of DocumentTable columns. The Type property setter has been added to the GroupDocs.Assembly.Data.DocumentTableColumn class. Moreover, The Relations property of the GroupDocs.Assembly.Data.DocumentTableSet class has been added. Data Source Document Managers Data.docx Template Changing Document Table Column Type.pptx Changing Document Table Column Type Note The code uses some of the objects defined in: The Business Layer...Classification Product Solution Purchase...

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  2. Working with String Template | Documentation

    GroupDocs.Assembly API allows you to use a string as input and output template, instead of document. This feature improves programmability while working with strings instead of documents, the resultant output string can be used as per the application needs. Follow these steps to using a string as input and output template: Initialize DocumentAssembler Define sourceString @"«[yourValue]»" Convert sourceString to sourceBytes using Encoding.UTF8.GetBytes(sourceString) GettargetBytes using DocumentAssembler.AssembleDocument() Get targetString using Encoding.UTF8.GetString(targetBytes)...Classification Product Solution Purchase...

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  3. Working with Simple Data Sources | Documentation

    Note This feature is only compatible with GroupDocs.Assembly for .NET 19.10 or later releases. Support Simple and Standalone Data Sources The API provides support for standalone and specific data sources for various types of data like JSON, XML etc. The support is available for XML, JSON, and CSV data sources so far. Articles in this section...Classification Product Solution Purchase...

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  4. Removing Empty Paragraphs | Documentation

    Note This feature is supported by version 18.10. or greater. Note The code uses some of the objects defined in The Business Layer. GroupDocs.Assembly for .NET API supports the removal of paragraphs becoming empty after template syntax tags are removed or replaced with empty values. A new member RemoveEmptyParagraphs is added to DocumentAssemblyOptions. When this new option is applied to DocumentAssembler options through DocumentAssembler.Options, the engine additionally removes empty paragraphs....Classification Product Solution Purchase...

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  5. Load documents | Documentation

    Document loading use cases with GroupDocs.Viewer within your Java applications....Classification Product Solution Purchase...

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  6. Add component to the document | Documentation

    The page describes how to add components to a document using GroupDocs.Annotation API....Classification Product Solution Purchase...

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  7. Saving | Documentation

    The SaveOptions class provides the following properties to customize the saving process: AnnotationTypes defines annotation types to be saved into output document; FirstPage defines the first page number to save specific page range; LastPage defines the last page number to save specific page range; OnlyAnnotatedPages indicates whether to save only annotated pages or not. For details, see the following pages:...Classification Product Solution Purchase...

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  8. Load documents | Documentation

    Document loading use cases with GroupDocs.Viewer within your .NET applications....Classification Product Solution Purchase...

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  9. Working with List Reports - Bulleted | Document...

    The Bulleted List As per wikipedia, a Bulleted List can be described as: In typography, a bullet ( • ) is a typographical symbol or glyph used to introduce items in a list. For example: Item 1 Item 2 Item 3 For more information, please visit wikipedia article. Articles in this section...Classification Product Solution Purchase...

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  10. Working with Chart Reports - Filtered Ordered G...

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