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  1. Optimize the PDF file by removing unused resour...

    This topic describes how to optimize PDF file using the GroupDocs.Viewer .NET API (C#) by removing the unused (orphaned) resources and thus to reduce the file size....Resource became “orphaned”, please note that this is another situation...

    docs.groupdocs.com/viewer/net/optimization-pdf-...
  2. Locales for Output Document | GroupDocs

    This guide demonstrates how to edit RTL documents and specify locales for Word documents when using GroupDocs.Editor for Node.js via Java API....' ); Note: Replace 'SampleDoc.docx' with...

    docs.groupdocs.com/editor/nodejs-java/locales-f...
  3. How to edit e-Book file | GroupDocs

    This article demonstrates how to edit e-Book files using C# programming language....Save e-Book files after edit Note This section describes the saving...e-Book files before version 23.4 Note This section describes the saving...

    docs.groupdocs.com/editor/net/how-to-edit-ebook/
  4. Split a worksheet into pages | GroupDocs

    This topic describes how to use the GroupDocs.Viewer .NET API (C#) to split worksheets into pages when rendering spreadsheet files to HTML, PDF, and image formats....with a screenshot above and note that worksheet content is splitted...variety of use-cases. Please note that all these features were...

    docs.groupdocs.com/viewer/net/split-worksheet-i...
  5. Load password-protected documents | GroupDocs

    This article explains how to load password-protected PDF, Word, Excel, PowerPoint documents when using GroupDocs.Parser for Python via .NET....Password-protected DOC, XLS, PPT files Note: Documents with owner passwords...

    docs.groupdocs.com/parser/python-net/load-passw...
  6. Introducing GroupDocs.Assembly for Java | Group...

    Introduction to GroupDocs.Assembly for Java GroupDocs.Assembly for Java is a Java API engine designed to generate documents based on templates. In essence, the engine accepts a template document and some data, assembles data with the template document as per syntax defined by the template document and then, generates the output document in the template’s format or in the specified output format. Since GroupDocs.Assembly for Java can generate documents based on a data source, essentially it serves two purposes: Document Automation and Report Generation.... Please note that GroupDocs.Purchase is a...

    docs.groupdocs.com/assembly/java/introducing-gr...
  7. Running in Docker | GroupDocs

    Learn how to run GroupDocs.Viewer for Node.js via Java inside Docker containers with examples, dependencies, and troubleshooting.... Note You can download this sample...

    docs.groupdocs.com/viewer/nodejs-java/running-i...
  8. Field Management in GroupDocs.Editor for Node.j...

    This documentation section explains the management and manipulation of form fields within documents using GroupDocs.Editor for Node.js via Java.... Note: Make sure to replace 'path/to/your/document...

    docs.groupdocs.com/editor/nodejs-java/form-fiel...
  9. Search for standard entries in the QR-Code sign...

    This article explains how to search for VCard, MeCard, Email, Address, EPC, SEPA, Event data in QR-code electronic signatures from previously signed documents with GroupDocs.Signature API.... Note , meCard . Email ); } else {...

    docs.groupdocs.com/signature/net/search-for-sta...
  10. Working with Groupdocs Signature API from Ruby

    Today we will find out how to use GroupDocs’ Ruby SDK. We will create a GroupDocs Signature envelope sample with the Sinatra framework. GroupDocs Signature envelopes are used to prepare documents for digital signature and managing the signature process. Setting Up First, create the application folders structure: your_app/public – for CSS files. your_app/samples – for sample files. your_app/views – for view files, we will use Haml for these. Also we need to create a Gemfile in our project’s root directory with the following content: https://gist.... Note that in Haml, you don’t have...

    blog.groupdocs.com/signature/working-with-group...