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  1. Add Text Watermark to PPTX using C#

    Learn how to add text watermark to PPTX using C#, without extra software installation. Additionally, you'll get code required to insert text watermark to PPTX in C#....Signature Product Family GroupDocs.Metadata...semi-transparent text overlay added to a document or presentation to convey...

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  2. Merge SVG files using C#

    This article will outline essential steps to merge SVG files using C# and offer a sample code example to illustrate the process of how to combine SVG files in C#....Signature Product Family GroupDocs.Metadata...method, expanding the merged document’s content Finish the merging...

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  3. Scan Barcode from PPTX using Java

    Learn how to scan barcode from PPTX using Java. To facilitate efficient and seamless barcode extraction, it includes an example to extract barcode from PPTX in Java....Signature Product Family GroupDocs.Metadata...control, event planning, and document management. This article focuses...

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  4. Custom text segmenter | GroupDocs

    GroupDocs.Search provides the ability to set up custom text segmenting....Signature Product Solution GroupDocs...Acquisition Ask AI GroupDocs Documentation / GroupDocs.Search Product...

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  5. Delete indexed paths | GroupDocs

    GroupDocs.Search for Java supports the ability to remove indexed files and folders from an index. Only files or folders that were explicitly added to the index can be deleted....Signature Product Solution GroupDocs...Acquisition Ask AI GroupDocs Documentation / GroupDocs.Search Product...

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  6. System requirements | GroupDocs

    Overview To produce and manipulate the Documents, the machine that GroupDocs.Classification for .NET runs on doesn’t need to have Adobe Acrobat, Microsoft Office or OpenOffice installed: GroupDocs.Classification for .NET has their own Document processing engine. The machine that GroupDocs.Classification for .NET runs on doesn’t need to have Adobe Acrobat, Microsoft Office or OpenOffice installed: GroupDocs.Classification for .NET has their own Document processing engine. Supported Operating System Windows Microsoft Windows 2000 Professional (x64) Microsoft Windows 2000 Server (x64) Microsoft Windows 2003 Server (x64) Microsoft Windows 2008 Server (x64) Microsoft Windows 2012 Server (x64) Microsoft Windows 2012 R2 Server (x64) Microsoft Windows 2016 Server (x64) Microsoft Windows 2019 Server (x64) Microsoft Windows Vista (x64) Microsoft Windows XP (x64) Microsoft Windows 7 (x64) Microsoft Windows 8, 8....Signature Product Solution GroupDocs...Acquisition Ask AI GroupDocs Documentation / GroupDocs.Classification...

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  7. Use Cases | GroupDocs

    Practical use cases and real-world examples demonstrating how to use GroupDocs.Comparison for Node.js via Java in various scenarios, including legal Document comparison and performance optimization....Signature Product Solution GroupDocs...Acquisition Ask AI GroupDocs Documentation / GroupDocs.Comparison Product...

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  8. Working with String Template | GroupDocs

    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)...Signature Product Solution GroupDocs...Acquisition Ask AI GroupDocs Documentation / GroupDocs.Assembly Product...

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  9. Traverse a whole metadata tree | GroupDocs

    This article explains that the GroupDocs.Metadata for Java represents any loaded file as a tree consisting of metadata properties and nested metadata packages. You can easily iterate through the metadata tree...Signature Product Solution GroupDocs...Acquisition Ask AI GroupDocs Documentation / GroupDocs.Metadata Product...

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  10. Load password-protected file | GroupDocs

    Load password-protected file In order to open password-protected Documents, you have to pass your password to LoadOptions class constructor or assign it to its Password property of an instance of LoadOptions class: LoadOptions loadOptions = new LoadOptions("mypassword"); final Redactor redactor = new Redactor("protected_sample.docx", loadOptions); try { // Here we can use Document instance to perform redactions redactor.apply(new ExactPhraseRedaction("John Doe", new ReplacementOptions("[personal]"))); redactor.save(); } finally { redactor.close(); }...Signature Product Solution GroupDocs...Acquisition Ask AI GroupDocs Documentation / GroupDocs.Redaction Product...

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