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  1. Check document password-protection | GroupDocs

    This article explains how to check whether PDF, Word, Excel, PowerPoint document is password protected or not, and how to do this using GroupDocs.Merger for Java....This article explains how to check whether PDF, Word, Excel, PowerPoint document is password protected or not, and how to do this using GroupDocs.Merger for Java.

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  2. Move page | GroupDocs

    This article demonstrates how to move document page to another position within PDF, Word, Excel, PowerPoint document using GroupDocs.Merger for Python via .NET API....This article demonstrates how to move document page to another position within PDF, Word, Excel, PowerPoint document using GroupDocs.Merger for Python via .NET API.

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  3. Change page orientation | GroupDocs

    Following this guide you will learn how to change Word document page orientation to Portrait or Landscape using GroupDocs.Merger for Python via .NET....Following this guide you will learn how to change Word document page orientation to Portrait or Landscape using GroupDocs.Merger for Python via .NET.

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  4. Swap pages | GroupDocs

    This article explains how to rearrange document pages for PDF, Word, Excel, PowerPoint and many other file types using GroupDocs.Merger for Python via .NET....This article explains how to rearrange document pages for PDF, Word, Excel, PowerPoint and many other file types using GroupDocs.Merger for Python via .NET.

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  5. Change page orientation | GroupDocs

    Following this guide you will learn how to change Word document page orientation to Portrait or Landscape using GroupDocs.Merger for Node.js via Java....Following this guide you will learn how to change Word document page orientation to Portrait or Landscape using GroupDocs.Merger for Node.js via Java.

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  6. Getting Started | GroupDocs

    This section decsribes how to get started with GroupDocs.Merger for Java library...This section decsribes how to get started with GroupDocs.Merger for Java library

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  7. Load documents | GroupDocs

    Document loading use cases with GroupDocs.Viewer within your .NET applications....Document loading use cases with GroupDocs.Viewer within your .NET applications.

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  8. Common conversion options | GroupDocs

    This documentation sections describe how to customize document conversion process - convert specific document pages, apply watermarks etc. when using GroupDocs.Conversion for .NET....This documentation sections describe how to customize document conversion process - convert specific document pages, apply watermarks etc. when using GroupDocs.Conversion for .NET.

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  9. Working with Chart Reports - Filtered Ordered G...

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  10. Working with String Template | GroupDocs

    GroupDocs.Assembly API allows you to use a string as input and output template, instead of document. This feature improves programmability while working with strings instead of documents, the resultant output string can be used as per the application needs. Follow these steps to using a string as input and output template: Initialize DocumentAssembler Define sourceString @"«[yourValue]»" Convert sourceString to sourceBytes using Encoding.UTF8.GetBytes(sourceString) GettargetBytes using DocumentAssembler.AssembleDocument() Get targetString using Encoding.UTF8.GetString(targetBytes)...GroupDocs.Assembly API allows you to use a string as input and output template, instead of document. This feature improves programmability while working with strings instead of documents, the resultant output string can be used as per the application needs. Follow these steps to using a string as input and output template: Initialize DocumentAssembler Define sourceString @"«[yourValue]»" Convert sourceString to sourceBytes using Encoding.UTF8.GetBytes(sourceString) GettargetBytes using DocumentAssembler.AssembleDocument() Get targetString using Encoding.UTF8.GetString(targetBytes)

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