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  1. Save in rasterized PDF | Documentation

    This article demonstrates that how to save the document as a rasterized PDF file...This article demonstrates that how to save the document as a rasterized PDF file

    docs.groupdocs.com/redaction/python-net/save-in...
  2. Get supported file formats | Documentation

    This article shows that how to get the list of all supported file formats of GroupDocs.Redaction by using Java....This article shows that how to get the list of all supported file formats of GroupDocs.Redaction by using Java.

    docs.groupdocs.com/redaction/java/get-supported...
  3. Create PDF with Image Redaction | Documentation

    This article shows how to redact the pages of a document as images, redacting entire areas of the page instead or in addition to a specific text....This article shows how to redact the pages of a document as images, redacting entire areas of the page instead or in addition to a specific text.

    docs.groupdocs.com/redaction/python-net/create-...
  4. Getting Started | Documentation

    Open Navigation Close Navigation Products GroupDocs.Total Product Family GroupDocs.Viewer Product Solution GroupDocs.......Open Navigation Close Navigation Products GroupDocs.Total Product Family GroupDocs.Viewer Product Solution GroupDocs....

    docs.groupdocs.com/redaction/java/getting-started/
  5. Save in original format | Documentation

    The following example demonstrates how to save file in its original format with current date as a suffix: final Redactor redactor = new Redactor("sample.docx"); try { // Here we can use document instance to perform redactions redactor.apply(new ExactPhraseRedaction("John Doe", new ReplacementOptions("[personal]"))); SaveOptions saveOptions = new SaveOptions(); saveOptions.setAddSuffix(true); saveOptions.setRasterizeToPDF(false); saveOptions.setRedactedFileSuffix(new SimpleDateFormat("dd-MM-yyyy").format(new Date())); // Saving in original format with date as DateTime.getNow().toShortDateString()a suffix redactor.save(saveOptions); } finally { redactor.close(); }...The following example demonstrates how to save file in its original format with current date as a suffix: final Redactor redactor = new Redactor("sample.docx"); try { // Here we can use document instance to perform redactions redactor.apply(new ExactPhraseRedaction("John Doe", new ReplacementOptions("[personal]"))); SaveOptions saveOptions = new SaveOptions(); saveOptions.setAddSuffix(true); saveOptions.setRasterizeToPDF(false); saveOptions.setRedactedFileSuffix(new SimpleDateFormat("dd-MM-yyyy").format(new Date())); // Saving in original format with date as DateTime.getNow().toShortDateString()a suffix redactor.save(saveOptions); } finally { redactor.close(); }

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  6. Releases on GroupDocs Blog | Document Automatio...

    Releases on GroupDocs Blog | Document Automation Solutions for .NET & Java Developers Recent content in Releases on GroupDocs Blog | Document Automation Solutions for .NET & Java Developers ملاحظات......Releases on GroupDocs Blog | Document Automation Solutions for .NET & Java Developers Recent content in Releases on GroupDocs Blog | Document Automation Solutions for .NET & Java Developers ملاحظات...

    blog.groupdocs.com/ar/tag/releases/index.xml
  7. Load from Stream | Documentation

    This article shows that how to load file from stream using redaction API...This article shows that how to load file from stream using redaction API

    docs.groupdocs.com/redaction/python-net/load-fr...
  8. Releases on GroupDocs Blog | Document Automatio...

    Releases on GroupDocs Blog | Document Automation Solutions for .NET & Java Developers Recent content in Releases on GroupDocs Blog | Document Automation Solutions for .NET & Java Developers GroupDo......Releases on GroupDocs Blog | Document Automation Solutions for .NET & Java Developers Recent content in Releases on GroupDocs Blog | Document Automation Solutions for .NET & Java Developers GroupDo...

    blog.groupdocs.com/th/tag/releases/index.xml
  9. Migration Notes | Documentation

    Why To Migrate? Here are the key reasons to use the new updated API provided by GroupDocs.Redaction for Java since version 19.6: Redactor class introduced as a single entry point to manage the document redaction process (instead of Documentclass from previous versions). Methods redactWith() of the Document class were replaced with similar apply() methods in Redactor class. Method Document.save(OutputStream, SaveOptions) was replaced with Redactor.save(OutputStream, RasterizationOptions). Constructor LoadOptions(DocumentFormatConfiguration) was removed....Why To Migrate? Here are the key reasons to use the new updated API provided by GroupDocs.Redaction for Java since version 19.6: Redactor class introduced as a single entry point to manage the document redaction process (instead of Documentclass from previous versions). Methods redactWith() of the Document class were replaced with similar apply() methods in Redactor class. Method Document.save(OutputStream, SaveOptions) was replaced with Redactor.save(OutputStream, RasterizationOptions). Constructor LoadOptions(DocumentFormatConfiguration) was removed.

    docs.groupdocs.com/redaction/java/migration-notes/
  10. Migration Notes | Documentation

    Why To Migrate? Here are the key reasons to use the new updated API provided by GroupDocs.Redaction for .NET since version 19.9: Redactor class introduced as a single entry point to manage the document redaction process (instead of Documentclass from previous versions). Methods RedactWith() of the Document class were replaced with similar Apply() methods in Redactor class. Method Document.Save(Stream, SaveOptions) was replaced with Redactor.Save(Stream, RasterizationOptions). Constructor LoadOptions(DocumentFormatConfiguration) was removed....Why To Migrate? Here are the key reasons to use the new updated API provided by GroupDocs.Redaction for .NET since version 19.9: Redactor class introduced as a single entry point to manage the document redaction process (instead of Documentclass from previous versions). Methods RedactWith() of the Document class were replaced with similar Apply() methods in Redactor class. Method Document.Save(Stream, SaveOptions) was replaced with Redactor.Save(Stream, RasterizationOptions). Constructor LoadOptions(DocumentFormatConfiguration) was removed.

    docs.groupdocs.com/redaction/net/migration-notes/