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  1. How to Extract Images from Word Document using ...

    This article provides thorough instructions to extract Images from Word document using Java and how to create the Java image extractor from Word application....This article provides thorough instructions to extract Images from Word document using Java and how to create the Java image extractor from Word application.

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  2. How to Sign JPEG with QR Code using Java

    Quickly learn how to sign JPEG with QR Code using Java. We will also provide a code example to create QR Code in JPEG using Java without installing extra software....Quickly learn how to sign JPEG with QR Code using Java. We will also provide a code example to create QR Code in JPEG using Java without installing extra software.

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  3. How to Add Image Annotation to PDF Using C#

    Let's learn how to add image annotation to PDF using C# by utilizing annotation library along with code example to insert image annotation into PDF using C#....Let's learn how to add image annotation to PDF using C# by utilizing annotation library along with code example to insert image annotation into PDF using C#.

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  4. Installation | Documentation

    Development environment Operating systems GroupDocs.Metadata for Java can be executed on any Operating System with Java JDK installed. Windows Desktops and Servers Linux Mac OS Supported runtime GroupDocs.Metadata for Java supports Java run-time version 7 (1.7) and above. Development environments NetBeans IntelliJ IDEA Eclipse Installation from GroupDocs artifactory using Maven GroupDocs hosts all Java APIs on GroupDocs Artifactory. You can eAsily use GroupDocs.Metadata for Java API directly in your Maven projects with simple configurations....Development environment Operating systems GroupDocs.Metadata for Java can be executed on any Operating System with Java JDK installed. Windows Desktops and Servers Linux Mac OS Supported runtime GroupDocs.Metadata for Java supports Java run-time version 7 (1.7) and above. Development environments NetBeans IntelliJ IDEA Eclipse Installation from GroupDocs artifactory using Maven GroupDocs hosts all Java APIs on GroupDocs Artifactory. You can easily use GroupDocs.Metadata for Java API directly in your Maven projects with simple configurations.

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  5. Merge EPUB | Documentation

    Learn how to merge EPUB files, combine EPUB files into one file programmatically in Java language using GroupDocs.Merger for Java library....Learn how to merge EPUB files, combine EPUB files into one file programmatically in Java language using GroupDocs.Merger for Java library.

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  6. What is GroupDocs Assembly?

    LAst week, I mentioned changes that we’re making to GroupDocs Assembly to make it more intuitive. Document Assembly (also known As document automation) is an Aspect of document management that you might not be familiar with, so this week I’ll discuss what it is and how it can be used in more detail. Document Management? You’ve found your way to GroupDocs and the GroupDocs blog so chances are that you have an idea about document management....Last week, I mentioned changes that we’re making to GroupDocs Assembly to make it more intuitive. Document assembly (also known as document automation) is an aspect of document management that you might not be familiar with, so this week I’ll discuss what it is and how it can be used in more detail. Document Management? You’ve found your way to GroupDocs and the GroupDocs blog so chances are that you have an idea about document management.

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  7. 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....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.

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  8. Compare Word Documents using Java Comparison Li...

    Compare two or more Word documents using Comparison API for Java. Highlight differences and get the summary of inserted and deleted content....Compare two or more Word documents using Comparison API for Java. Highlight differences and get the summary of inserted and deleted content.

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  9. Searching in a Large Number of Documents

    Usually, a searching software is able to achieve fAst search responses because, instead of search the text directly, it searches an index. This would be the equivalent of retrieving pages in a book related to a keyword by searching the index at the back of a book, As opposed to searching the words in each page of the book. Using GroupDocs.Search for Indexing and Searching Problem: Suppose you have 10 million documents of different file formats, e....Usually, a searching software is able to achieve fast search responses because, instead of search the text directly, it searches an index. This would be the equivalent of retrieving pages in a book related to a keyword by searching the index at the back of a book, as opposed to searching the words in each page of the book. Using GroupDocs.Search for Indexing and Searching Problem: Suppose you have 10 million documents of different file formats, e.

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  10. How to Convert HTML to Word using Java

    Learn how to convert HTML to Word in Java and look at sample code to generate DOCX from HTML in Java to conduct document transformations quickly....Learn how to convert HTML to Word in Java and look at sample code to generate DOCX from HTML in Java to conduct document transformations quickly.

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