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  1. Highlight multiple words in single document - F...

    My concern is when groupdocs highlight search result it creates a separate .html file, which highlight only that one particular query/word all over the document. Is there any way groupdocs can highlight multiple query/w…...be further processed after generation by the GroupDocs.Search library...

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  2. GroupDocs Viewer for .NET 1.5.0 Supports Micros...

    We’re happy to announce the release of GroupDocs Viewer for .NET 1.5.0 as an update to our suite of .NET Libraries. This version includes many new features and enhancements. Some of the features and enhancements are listed below: Support for Microsoft Visio and Microsoft Outlook file formats A setting to customize the width of the thumbnails container A setting to display the image width (for cache Generation) Cross-domain detection Support for Norwegian language Header-less Viewer and control methods Concatenation of multiple streams into one document Usage of a default width for images having smaller widths A message box to display the file-download errors Client error handling for GetPdf2JavaScript Supports the display of pages with variable heights in their original proportion Resizing after creation: the setWidth and setHeight methods allow resizing of the viewer even after creation Error propagation to customer’s code: an event is triggered when an error occurs, containing the information about the error....the image width (for cache generation) Cross-domain detection Support...

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  3. GroupDocs.Annotation for .NET 16.10.0 introduce...

    Wait is over now, GroupDocs team is glad to announce another exciting monthly release where in supported document formats list, Presentation file format is introduced. The latest GroupDocs.Annotation for .NET 16.10.0 API provides support for all major annotation types (Highlight Text, Area Annotation, and Strikeout etc) for Presentation file format along with improvements and fixes. We recommend that download the latest API release to add new exciting features and enhance your application with GroupDocs....is now introduced in Next Generation GroupDocs.Annotation for...

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  4. PostScript to PDF conversion issue in .NET - Fr...

    trying to convert a postscript file to PDF. the converted PDF file is missing all the text. All the Fonts are installed in the “Windows” Fonts folder. From reading the documentation it looks like if the FONT is inst…...to replace our current PDF generation solution from our CAD product...

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  5. Convert EML to PDF Using C#

    Learn how to Convert EML to PDF using C# with a simple C# code to transform EML files into PDF, leveraging GroupDocs.Conversion for fast email document AI conversion....PDF file path and options to generate the PDF document The using...configuration, and output generation. First, a Converter object...

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  6. llms-tech.xml

    1.0 UTF-8 Architectures Transformer Attention-based neural architecture that underpins most modern large language models. 2017 Attention Is All You Need Language modeling Machine translation Text s......Techniques Retrieval-Augmented Generation Pattern that retrieves relevant...

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  7. GroupDocs.Assembly for .NET 17.8.0 Supports Ema...

    Team GroupDocs is really glad to announce the release of version 17.8.0 of the GroupDocs.Assembly for .NET API. The latest release adds a number of features to the API, the most important being the ability to support document assembly for Email file formats. For a better experience with the API, we recommend you to download the latest release and try out the features introduced in the latest version of the API.... Document Generation API for .NET - New Features...

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  8. The name 'Groupdocs' does not exist in the curr...

    hi i developed asp.net site using groupdocs api but i have problem Error CS0103 The name ‘Groupdocs’ does not exist in the current context i call Groupdocs package using consle <span style=“color: rgb(226, 226, 226…...adding reference of next generation API (starting from version...will not work with the next generation API. We recommend you to...

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  9. GroupDocs.Comparison for .NET 3.3.0 Announced

    We are pleased to announce the monthly release of Next Generation GroupDocs.Comparison for .NET 3.3.0. with some exciting features. In this version, some new features has been introduced along with some important fixes. Also, this version has a new installer. We recommend that you download and update the API as soon as you can. GroupDocs.Comparison for .NET 3.3.0 - New FeaturesIn this new release of GroupDocs.Comparison for .NET 3.3.0 new features are introduced for word document format when use Comparison....the monthly release of Next Generation GroupDocs.Comparison for...

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  10. Embed Inline Syntax Error Messages in Generated...

    In the latest version of GroupDocs.Assembly for Java we have introduced an exciting feature of Inline Syntax Error Messages. Are you thinking about what does make this feature so exciting? Well, I am going to answer it in this post. First, let’s have a brief overview of how does GroupDocs.Assembly generate the reports. GroupDocs.Assembly uses pre-defined document templates that contain the LINQ statements. These templates are evaluated, processed and then populated by API’s engine during the run-time....Assembly generate the reports. GroupDocs.Assembly...error message within the generated report at the same place where...

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