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  1. Separate data extraction | Documentation

    This article explains how to separately extract data from documents and add the extracted data to the index....Purchase Buy Now Pricing Information Free Trials Temporary License...

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  2. System Requirements | Documentation

    GroupDocs.Metadata for .NET supports any 32-bit or 64-bit operating system where .NET or Mono framework is installed...Purchase Buy Now Pricing Information Free Trials Temporary License...

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  3. Installation | Documentation

    GroupDocs.Editor for Java installation...Purchase Buy Now Pricing Information Free Trials Temporary License...

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  4. Extraction in separate process | Documentation

    This article describes how to minimize the situation of resource shortage in the indexing process...Purchase Buy Now Pricing Information Free Trials Temporary License...

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  5. Extract text from Microsoft OneNote sections | ...

    To extract a text from Microsoft OneNote Sections getText and getText(int) methods are used. These methods allow to extract a text from the entire document or a text from the selected page. Raw mode is not supported for Microsoft OneNote. Here are the steps to extract a text from Microsoft OneNote Section: Instantiate Parser object for the initial section; Call getText method and obtain TextReader object; Read a text from reader....Purchase Buy Now Pricing Information Free Trials Temporary License...

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  6. Indexing additional fields | Documentation

    Sometimes when indexing, it is necessary to associate each document with certain additional metadata, for example, a set of tags, a number in the library catalog, the subject of a document, etc. To accomplish this task, additional fields can be added to each indexed document in addition to those already in the document itself. Additional fields are associated with the document through the arguments of the FileIndexing event that occurs before indexing each added document....Purchase Buy Now Pricing Information Free Trials Temporary License...

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  7. Showcases | Documentation

    Code examples and live demostrations of GroupDocs.Editor for .NET...Purchase Buy Now Pricing Information Free Trials Temporary License...

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  8. Generating slides preview for presentation | Do...

    This article describes how to generate a preview for any slide for the existing PowerPoint presentation in SVG format...Purchase Buy Now Pricing Information Free Trials Temporary License...

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  9. Search text in Microsoft OneNote sections | Doc...

    This article explains that how to search text from Microsoft OneNote sections presentations...Purchase Buy Now Pricing Information Free Trials Temporary License...

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  10. Extract attachments from PDF portfolios | Docum...

    Extract attachments from PDF portfolios To extract attachments from emails getContainer method is used. This method returns the collection of ContainerItem objects. Here are the steps to extract an attachment text from PDF Portfolios: Instantiate Parser object for the initial document; Call getContainer method and obtain collection of ContainerItem objects; Check if collection isn’t null (container extraction is supported for the document); Iterate through the collection and get container item names, sizes and obtain content....Purchase Buy Now Pricing Information Free Trials Temporary License...

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