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  1. Accept or Reject detected changes | GroupDocs

    Following this guide you will learn how to apply or discard changes detected during document comparison process using GroupDocs.Comparison for Node.js via Java API....Classification Product Solution Purchase...

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  2. Deleting worksheets from spreadsheet | GroupDocs

    This article describes the new feature of the GroupDocs.Editor for Java version 26.1 - deleting (removing) one or many worksheets from the loaded and edited spreadsheet (workbook) during its saving to the output format...Classification Product Solution Purchase...

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  3. How to Run Examples | GroupDocs

    Clone the GitHub examples repository, install dependencies into a virtual environment, optionally apply a license, and run every documented GroupDocs.Merger example end to end — locally, inside Docker, or on GitHub Actions....Classification Product Solution Purchase...

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  4. How to Run Examples | GroupDocs

    Clone the GitHub examples repository, install dependencies into a virtual environment, optionally apply a license, and run every documented example end to end — locally, inside Docker, or on GitHub Actions....Classification Product Solution Purchase...

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  5. Generate Tables from Collection Data | GroupDocs

    Create dynamic tables in documents by iterating over collections and displaying data in table rows using GroupDocs.Assembly for .NET....Classification Product Solution Purchase...

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  6. Migrating to GroupDocs.Assembly 18.9 or Higher ...

    Note This document describes the changes to the GroupDocs.Assembly API from version 18.7 to 18.9 or greater that may be of interest to module/application developers. It includes not only new and updated public methods, added & removed classes etc., but also a description of any changes in the behaviour behind the scenes in GroupDocs.Assembly. Breaking changes Removed members of DocumentAssembler were replaced with new ones. Removed members were not marked as obsolete (deprecated) before removal as usual, because this would complicate migration to new members of DocumentAssembler in Java....Classification Product Solution Purchase...

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  7. Insert Images Dynamically | GroupDocs

    Insert images into documents from file paths, URLs, or binary data sources during document assembly....Classification Product Solution Purchase...

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  8. Deleting worksheets from spreadsheet | GroupDocs

    This article describes the feature of the GroupDocs.Editor for Python via .NET - deleting (removing) one or many worksheets from the loaded and edited spreadsheet (workbook) during its saving to the output format...Classification Product Solution Purchase...

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  9. Extracting Document Metainfo | GroupDocs

    Following this guide, you will learn how to obtain basic document metadata like page count, size, and file type before editing it with GroupDocs.Editor for Node.js via Java API....Classification Product Solution Purchase...

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  10. Migrating to GroupDocs.Assembly 18.9 or Higher ...

    Note This document describes the changes to the GroupDocs.Assembly API from version 18.7 to 18.9 or greater that may be of interest to module/application developers. It includes not only new and updated public methods, added & removed classes etc., but also a description of any changes in the behaviour behind the scenes in GroupDocs.Assembly. Breaking changes Removed members of DocumentAssembler were replaced with new ones. Removed members were not marked as obsolete (deprecated) before removal as usual, because this would complicate migration to new members of DocumentAssembler in Java....Classification Product Solution Purchase...

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