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  1. Add Metadata Signature in Cells Document using ...

    We at GroupDocs, are pleAsed to announce another monthly releAse of GroupDocs.Signature for .NET. This latest releAse 18.10 of the API provides the ability to add and search Metadata Signature in Cells and Words documents. Furthermore, few improvements are also introduced in this version, therefore, we recommend you to download the new version of API and evaluate the exciting features to enhance document e-signing experience. Features Metadata Signatures for Cells and Words documentsThe Metadata Signature is the additional document property that contains special attributes/tags to keep non visual information inside the document....We at GroupDocs, are pleased to announce another monthly release of GroupDocs.Signature for .NET. This latest release 18.10 of the API provides the ability to add and search Metadata Signature in Cells and Words documents. Furthermore, few improvements are also introduced in this version, therefore, we recommend you to download the new version of API and evaluate the exciting features to enhance document e-signing experience. Features Metadata Signatures for Cells and Words documentsThe Metadata Signature is the additional document property that contains special attributes/tags to keep non visual information inside the document.

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  2. Using HTML5 Boilerplate Template in Your Web Pr...

    Introduction A few years ago, HTML 5 still wAsn’t very well supported by most popular browsers so web sites were created mostly with XHTML or HTML4. I still have a folder on my machine filled with HTML templates for both XTML and HTML 4. Inside of it there are also templates for newsletters, micro-sites, responsive templates and whatnot. All of them were built by taking code from 2 or 3 different templates and look like Frankenstein’s code monster....Introduction A few years ago, HTML 5 still wasn’t very well supported by most popular browsers so web sites were created mostly with XHTML or HTML4. I still have a folder on my machine filled with HTML templates for both XTML and HTML 4. Inside of it there are also templates for newsletters, micro-sites, responsive templates and whatnot. All of them were built by taking code from 2 or 3 different templates and look like Frankenstein’s code monster.

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  3. Search Text or Image Signatures in Documents us...

    With the releAse of version 19.10 of our electronic signature API - GroupDocs.Signature for .NET, we have introduced the features of searching text signatures and image signatures in the supported document formats. Not only this, the API now supports .NET Standard 2.0 which makes it compatible with any .NET implementation that targets .NET Standard specifications. So let’s have a brief overview of what is new, improved or fixed in the latest releAse....With the release of version 19.10 of our electronic signature API - GroupDocs.Signature for .NET, we have introduced the features of searching text signatures and image signatures in the supported document formats. Not only this, the API now supports .NET Standard 2.0 which makes it compatible with any .NET implementation that targets .NET Standard specifications. So let’s have a brief overview of what is new, improved or fixed in the latest release.

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  4. Installation | GroupDocs

    Learn how to install GroupDocs.Redaction for Java in your project. Step-by-step guide for adding the library dependency using Maven, Gradle, Kotlin, Ivy, or Sbt build tools. Includes repository configuration and dependency declaration....Learn how to install GroupDocs.Redaction for Java in your project. Step-by-step guide for adding the library dependency using Maven, Gradle, Kotlin, Ivy, or Sbt build tools. Includes repository configuration and dependency declaration.

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  5. Installation (build tools) | GroupDocs

    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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  6. How to Convert DOCX to MD using Node.js

    Let's learn how to convert DOCX to MD using Node.js. We will also provide code example to export DOCX to MD in Node.js....Let's learn how to convert DOCX to MD using Node.js. We will also provide code example to export DOCX to MD in Node.js.

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  7. How to Extract Text from HTML in C#

    This tutorial focuses on the procedure to extract Text from HTML in C# and how to follow this guide for implementing the C# extract Text from HTML functionality....This tutorial focuses on the procedure to extract Text from HTML in C# and how to follow this guide for implementing the C# extract Text from HTML functionality.

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  8. 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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  9. 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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  10. 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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