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  1. Export styles during document editing | GroupDocs

    This article describes the procedure of preserving and exporting all build-in and custom styles in the source WordProcessing document during its editing....side-by-side, where the left one is generated by the previous...

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  2. Searching for document signatures excluding ext...

    This article explains how to search with excluding non-signature compOnents like native documents text, images or barcodes that are the part of document content.... print ( "No one signature was found." ); } More...

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  3. Extract metadata from Microsoft Office PowerPoi...

    Learn how to extract metadata from PowerPoint presentations (.ppt, .pptx) using GroupDocs.Parser for .NET. Extract document properties like author, title, creation date, and comments from presentation files....to find out who created each one: string [] presentations = Directory...

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  4. Edit TXT | GroupDocs

    This guide demonstrates how to edit plain text files with encoding, lists recognition, pagination and other powerful features of GroupDocs.Editor for Java...getAllResources (); // Get resources (only one stylesheet actually in this case)...

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  5. Render EBooks as HTML, PDF, and image files | G...

    This topic describes how to use the GroupDocs.Viewer Java API to convert EBooks to HTML, PDF, PNG, and JPEG formats.... Call one of the method overloads to convert...

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  6. Generate Output in Different Format | GroupDocs

    Convert assembled documents to different formats (e.g., DOCX to PDF, DOCX to HTML) during assembly....Create a template document in one format (e.g., DOCX) Specify an...

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  7. How to Build an ASP.NET WebForms HTML5 Document...

    Customers who integrate our HTML5 document viewer into their website can plug it into other websites too. This article shows how to build an ASP.NET WebForms HTML5 document viewer using the .NET version of the GroupDocs.Viewer. Requirements IIS 7 or later. Microsoft Visual Studio 2012 Part A: Creating A GroupDocs.Viewer Web Service Follow the steps given below to create a GroupDocs online document viewer service: Open Visual Studio 2012 and create a new ASP....the IIS, as with the previous one. Please note that while running...

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  8. Developing FireFox Add-ons with the Add-on Buil...

    This article explains the basics of creating an add-on for FireFox using the FireFox Add-on Builder and Add-on SDK. Read more about them on the Mozilla website. As an example, I’ll use the GroupDocs add-on. (You can download the source code from Github.) It’s an advanced extension so I’ll focus on the basics and highlight a couple of interesting aspects communication between scripts. I’ll mainly look at the add-on folders data and lib in the /resources/groupdocsviewer/ folder....can be seen in FireFox’s add-ons panel. To create the widget,...files that use those libraries. One of the files called by the main...

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  9. Add or Remove Annotations | Annotate PDF files ...

    Programmatically annotate PDF files in C#. Add or remove annotations like arrows, rectangle, ellipse, highlight, watermark annotations using .NET API....indexes to remove the selective ones. We discussed the different...Further, you have also seen one of the ways to remove all the...

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  10. Template Syntax - Part 1 of 2 | GroupDocs

    Note This article is the first part of the Template Syntax series of articles. For second part, please visit Template Syntax - Part 2 of 2. Composing Template A typical template for GroupDocs.Assembly Engine is composed of common document contents and tags that describe the template’s structure and data bindings. You can form these tags using just running text that can occupy multiple paragraphs to be more descriptive. A tag body must meet the following requirements:...Extension methods mimicking the ones for IEnumerable<T> (see Enumeration...methods, other than the built-in ones, can be used only in the form...

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