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  1. Introducing Web Report Generator | Documentation

    Introduction to Web Report Generator Powered by GroupDocs.Assembly for .NET Web Report Generator is an ASP.NET Web forms application using GroupDocs.Assembly for .NET that demonstrates the core functionalities provided by GroupDocs.Assembly for .NET. The Web Report Generator allows user to easily create reports based on: a) Predefined custom templates (created in Supported Document Formats following Supported Template Syntax) and b) Your own database (MS SQL Server local OR Remote) tables, views and also with custom query....Development Environment Framework Microsoft .NET Framework 3.5 or greater...

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  2. GroupDocs.Conversion.NETFramework all Excel con...

    Using latest GroupDocs.Conversion.NETFramework 25.5.1 and 25.0 cause this issue. We did not have this issue with GroupDocs.Conversion 24.12 net462 version, nor did 25.5 and 25.5.1 have any issues with Word or Powerpoint…...NET Framework version used in the application...CHARTTST.XLS.DOCX (18.5 KB) .NET Framework version used in the application...

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  3. Impose Digital Signatures on Electronic Documen...

    Team GroupDocs is pleased to announce e-Signing API for Java developers. API comes with many remarkable features including digital, image and text signatures. Moreover, it permits developers to write applications with ability to significantly sign electronic docs of various file formats. Java developers can manipulate signatures using properties offered by the API. We would recommend you to download and explore the API. Why GroupDocs.Signature?GroupDocs.Signature for Java 17.1.0 is a totally back-end, UI and Framework independent API....totally back-end, UI and framework independent API. Hence, java...

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  4. Custom provided fonts not working during MSG fi...

    Thank you. This works for the powerpoint example I shared. However, I am getting a different error when running the program on an MSG file with version 25.2.0. Is there something I need to do differently? Should I open …...NET Framework 4.6.2 and higher. The most...

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  5. Email signature-image overlays text when conver...

    Hello, Converting the attached email to PDF causes some image from the signature, to overlay the text. We were using GroupDocs.Total 25.2 for .NET Framework with the following code: var settings = new Conv…...NET Framework with the following code: var...

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  6. How to Use Swagger UI to Test GroupDocs REST API

    The GroupDocs APIs are designed to be REST compliant so that they are familiar and easy to use. This post looks at how to use Swagger to test the GroupDocs APIs. Before showing you how to run a test, it explains Swagger and REST, and why we use them. Why we use Swagger and REST Swagger is a specification and a Framework for building interactive API documentation and sandboxes, and to generate the code of an API client....is a specification and a framework for building interactive API...Swagger UI # The Swagger UI framework allows both developers and...

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  7. Spring MVC Front End Project for GroupDocs.View...

    Team GroupDocs is pleased to announce Spring MVC Front End sample project for GroupDocs.Viewer for Java users. The core idea behind the development of this project is to facilitate developers to write their own document viewer using GroupDocs.Viewer for Java 3.x. As the project is open source and published on GitHub, developers can customize it as per their needs. Spring MVC Front End - FeaturesThis Front End provides end users with tools needed for convenient viewing and navigation of documents in a browser....0 Spring Framework 4.2 Any latest browsers (Firefox...

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  8. Releasing Next Generation GroupDocs.Signature f...

    Today, team GroupDocs is pleased to announce the release of GroupDocs.Signature for .NET with a lot of signing features worth experiencing. This Signing API allows developers to write applications with ability to significantly sign electronic docs of various file formats. Note that API permits the user to add different types of signatures on electronic documents. Why Next Generation GroupDocs.Signature?The legacy version of API was UI dependent. The quite captivating fact about this e-signing API is, it’s UI less and independent calls can be made....NET framework, it simply accepts a supported...

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  9. WebForm UI Example Project for GroupDocs.Viewer...

    The GroupDocs team is pleased to announce the Front End sample project for the ASP.NET WebForm developers. The reason behind this release is to facilitate the developers to write their own document viewer using GroupDocs.Viewer for .NET 3.x. Almost all the functionalities have been implemented in this project which was given in the old GroupDocs.Viewer for .NET 2.x UI Based API. The developers are flexible to customize the application by their own....NET Framework version 4.0+ and a “.NET-compatible”...

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  10. Metadata Editor Powered by GroupDocs.Metadata f...

    Are you looking for some metadata editing tool to manipulate your files? Your search is over as the Metadata Editor powered by GroupDocs.Metadata for .NET is out and available now. Metadata Editor is a desktop application that demonstrates how to view and update the metadata information attached with the supported file formats using GroupDocs.Metadata for .NET API. Let’s download and give it a try. .NET Metadata Editor - FeaturesFollowing are the basic features exposed by the ....NET Framework 3.5 or greater versions are...

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