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  1. Digital Signature Verification Options Introduc...

    We are really pleased to announce another monthly release of GroupDocs.Signature for .NET 17.01.0. The latest version of the API comes up with a number of new features, enhancements and bug fixes; ability to check, load and verify digitally signed documents, ability to name the output file in save options, adjust the opacity of text signatures etc are just to name a few. We would suggest you to download this latest release and check out all the improvements we have made to the API....default encryption method. Detection of a type of an encrypted cells...

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  2. Why Use an Online Signature Application?

    In the digital world e-signature is actively replacing the traditional way of signing documents. Today, you can find a large number of online signature services on the market. All of them intend to help people sign documents online, using only a web browser. If you’re wondering why such applications are so popular, and what benefits they provide, this article is for you. The Benefits of an Online Signature Application Save Time The normal process of signing a contract includes updating a document with client information, printing or scanning it, filing, signing, mailing, and then waiting for the signed document to be returned....because your documents are encrypted and stored securely online...

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  3. Releasing GroupDocs.Parser for Java – A Conveni...

    We are pleased to announce that the first version of GroupDocs.Parser for Java has been released. GroupDocs.Parser for Java allows the Java developers to extract raw and formatted text from the popular document formats. The API also supports working with containers such as ZIP and email containers. You can also access the metadata attached to the documents using a few lines of code. Please continue to read more about the features and the file formats supported by the API....pdf/PDF Portfolio/Encrypted PDF) DOM-based Documents (...

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  4. Sign document with secure custom Metadata signa...

    This section contains articles with explanation how to create Metadata electronic signatures and embed into metadata custom object with its serialization and encryption. The examples show how to customize object serialization and encryption....to specify custom objects encryption and serialization ability...Implement if needed custom data encryption class that implements interface...

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  5. Compare Protected PDF Files using Java | PDF Co...

    Compare two protected PDF files for differences using Java. PDF files comparison using Java code in few steps with PDF Comparison Java API....but what if these files are encrypted or have password protection...

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  6. eSign Image with Metadata signature | Documenta...

    This article shows how to add metadata signatures to the image exif metadata layer with various data types...(user defined class), be encrypted and decrypted back by known...custom objects with additional encryption in there. See more examples...

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  7. GroupDocs.Viewer Plugin for One of the Leading ...

    Moodle is a powerful learning management system that provides educators and learners with a robust set of tools for building and administrating collaborative learning environments. When integrated into Moodle, GroupDocs.Viewer enables both educators and learners to view and securely share documents, drawings and images in more than 50 different file formats – all from within Moodle environment and without having to install original software used to create the files....EC2 infrastructure and SSL encrypted connections. We also developed...

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  8. Introducing GroupDocs.Comparison for Java - Com...

    After attaining a remarkable attention from .NET developers, GroupDocs team successfully ported GroupDocs.Comparison for Java API from Next Generation GroupDocs.Comparison for .NET. API provides facility to compare supported file formatted documents in a very convenient way. It supports numerous exciting document comparison features such as documents comparison + merging. It compares both content and styles in the documents and saves the difference summary in a separate result file. Furthermore, API supports multitude of file formatted documents such as, but not limited to Microsoft Office, PDF, Text, HTML documents....Detection from Stream Compare Encrypted Documents Available Channels...

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  9. Online Signature Plugin from GroupDocs Now Avai...

    We’ve announced the launch of GroupDocs’ online signature plugin for DotNetNuke. This plugin lets you embed signature forms into DotNetNuke, share them with customers and collect signatures online. The workflow is simple: upload a document template to GroupDocs, add signature fields (date, sign, single/multi-line text fields, etc.), include signer email addresses and publish. Recipients fill in the form information and submit it online. An instant notification is received on completion of the task....misuse since all documents are encrypted. Want to see how it works...

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  10. Indexing password protected documents | Documen...

    This page describes how to perform indexing of password protected documents. Indexing using the password dictionary To perform indexing of password protected documents using a password dictionary, you must add passwords for all protected documents to the dictionary before indexing. To add a document password to the dictionary, you must specify the full path to the document as a key and the actual password to the document. For more information about managing the password dictionary see the Document passwords page in the Managing dictionaries section....disk in encrypted form. However, very simple encryption is used...

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