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  1. Using Web Icon Fonts - Best Practices

    Here at GroupDocs we take front end and web development in general very seriously. We constantly strive to improve our products and because of that, we try to keep up with the latest trends and best practices, not always an eAsy thing. But that doesn’t apply only to our front end department of course. Each and every one of us is trying to improve his skills and is eager to try different techniques that could result in better and more optimal outcomes....Here at GroupDocs we take front end and web development in general very seriously. We constantly strive to improve our products and because of that, we try to keep up with the latest trends and best practices, not always an easy thing. But that doesn’t apply only to our front end department of course. Each and every one of us is trying to improve his skills and is eager to try different techniques that could result in better and more optimal outcomes.

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  2. 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....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.

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  3. ObjectDisposedException: Cannot access a closed...

    I am having issue while converting .eml and .pptx to PDF using memory stream. The same code works just fine for .png and *.html. I just replace the LoadOptions bAsed on the file type. See below for the LoadOptions I a…...I am having issue while converting .eml and .pptx to PDF using memory stream. The same code works just fine for .png and *.html. I just replace the LoadOptions based on the file type. See below for the LoadOptions I a…

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  4. Optimizing shards | Documentation

    This page contains information about optimizing shards in the search network....This page contains information about optimizing shards in the search network.

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  5. Render hidden pages | Documentation

    Learn how to render hidden pages on website or in other c# applications with GroupDocs.Viewer for .NET...Learn how to render hidden pages on website or in other c# applications with GroupDocs.Viewer for .NET

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  6. Saving to HTML with External Resource Files | D...

    Note This feature is supported by version 19.5. or greater Note The code uses some of the objects defined in The Business Layer. Since version 19.5, The GroupDocs.Assembly provides a great feature which is saving of external resource files while an Assembled document loaded from a non-HTML format is being saved to HTML. From now on, when saving an Assembled document to an HTML file, by default, external resource files are stored to a folder having the same name As the HTML file without extension plus the “_files” suffix....Note This feature is supported by version 19.5. or greater Note The code uses some of the objects defined in The Business Layer. Since version 19.5, The GroupDocs.Assembly provides a great feature which is saving of external resource files while an assembled document loaded from a non-HTML format is being saved to HTML. From now on, when saving an assembled document to an HTML file, by default, external resource files are stored to a folder having the same name as the HTML file without extension plus the “_files” suffix.

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  7. Loading of template documents from HTML with re...

    Note This feature is supported by version 19.5. or greater Note The code uses some of the objects defined in The Business Layer. Loading of template documents from HTML with resources GroupDocs.Assembly provides a great feature which is loading of HTML template documents referencing external resource files to be Assembled and saved to non-HTML formats. Since version 19.5, when loading an HTML document from a file, its containing folder is used As a bAse URI to resolve external resource files’ relative URIs to absolute ones by default As shown in the following example....Note This feature is supported by version 19.5. or greater Note The code uses some of the objects defined in The Business Layer. Loading of template documents from HTML with resources GroupDocs.Assembly provides a great feature which is loading of HTML template documents referencing external resource files to be assembled and saved to non-HTML formats. Since version 19.5, when loading an HTML document from a file, its containing folder is used as a base URI to resolve external resource files’ relative URIs to absolute ones by default as shown in the following example.

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  8. Memory optimization option | Documentation

    This article explains how to optimize memory utilization when editing large Word documents using GroupDocs.Editor for .NET API....This article explains how to optimize memory utilization when editing large Word documents using GroupDocs.Editor for .NET API.

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  9. Important Bug Fixes in GroupDocs.Viewer for .NE...

    We have rolled out another update for GroupDocs.Viewer for .NET featuring some important bug fixes As well As an improvement related to the MSI package. This releAse hAsn’t brought any new feature, still, it hAs addressed some important issues related to PDF, DWG and ODG file formats. Furthermore, a few compatibility issues which appeared under .NET Standard 2.0 have been resolved. So let’s have a brief overview of the bug fixes and improvements we have introduced in v19....We have rolled out another update for GroupDocs.Viewer for .NET featuring some important bug fixes as well as an improvement related to the MSI package. This release hasn’t brought any new feature, still, it has addressed some important issues related to PDF, DWG and ODG file formats. Furthermore, a few compatibility issues which appeared under .NET Standard 2.0 have been resolved. So let’s have a brief overview of the bug fixes and improvements we have introduced in v19.

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  10. Servlets Based Front End Project for GroupDocs....

    Now, it’s quite eAsy for those Java developers who like to write their own Servlet bAsed applications using GroupDocs.Viewer for Java 3.x API. GroupDocs team is pleAsed to releAse the Servlet bAsed front end project. This project elaborates all GroupDocs.Viewer for Java 3.x functionalities and helps developers in integrating the API in their projects. As the project is open source and published on GitHub, developers can customize it As per their needs....Now, it’s quite easy for those Java developers who like to write their own Servlet based applications using GroupDocs.Viewer for Java 3.x API. GroupDocs team is pleased to release the Servlet based front end project. This project elaborates all GroupDocs.Viewer for Java 3.x functionalities and helps developers in integrating the API in their projects. As the project is open source and published on GitHub, developers can customize it as per their needs.

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