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  1. Working with metadata in Presentations | GroupDocs

    GroupDocs.Metadata for .NET provides functionality that allows working with different kinds of presentations such as PPT, PPTX, POTM, POTX, etc. For the full list of supported presentation formats please refer to Supported Document Formats. Detecting the exact type of a presentation The following sample of code will help you to detect the exact type of a loaded presentation and extract some additional file format information. Load a presentation Extract the root metadata package Use the FileType property to obtain file format information AdvancedUsage....GroupDocs.Metadata for .NET provides functionality that allows working with different kinds of presentations such as PPT, PPTX, POTM, POTX, etc. For the full list of supported presentation formats please refer to Supported Document Formats. Detecting the exact type of a presentation The following sample of code will help you to detect the exact type of a loaded presentation and extract some additional file format information. Load a presentation Extract the root metadata package Use the FileType property to obtain file format information AdvancedUsage.

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  2. Sample Document ver.1

    Title of the document Subtitle #1 Text is normal, then bold, then italic, then underscore, and finally normal again. Now strikethrough, then double strikethrough, and underscore differently - with ......Title of the document Subtitle #1 Text is normal, then bold, then italic, then underscore, and finally normal again. Now strikethrough, then double strikethrough, and underscore differently - with ...

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  3. Sample Document ver.1

    Title of the document Subtitle #1 Text is normal, then bold, then italic, then underscore, and finally normal again. Now strikethrough, then double strikethrough, and underscore differently - with ......Title of the document Subtitle #1 Text is normal, then bold, then italic, then underscore, and finally normal again. Now strikethrough, then double strikethrough, and underscore differently - with ...

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  4. Sample Document ver.1

    Title of the document Subtitle #1 Text is normal, then bold, then italic, then underscore, and finally normal again. Now strikethrough, then double strikethrough, and underscore differently - with ......Title of the document Subtitle #1 Text is normal, then bold, then italic, then underscore, and finally normal again. Now strikethrough, then double strikethrough, and underscore differently - with ...

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  5. Work with Streams vs File Paths | GroupDocs

    Learn when and how to use streams versus file paths for template loading and document saving in .NET....Learn when and how to use streams versus file paths for template loading and document saving in .NET.

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  6. Sample Document ver.1

    Title of the document Subtitle #1 Text is normal, then bold, then italic, then underscore, and finally normal again. Now strikethrough, then double strikethrough, and underscore differently - with ......Title of the document Subtitle #1 Text is normal, then bold, then italic, then underscore, and finally normal again. Now strikethrough, then double strikethrough, and underscore differently - with ...

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  7. Sample Document ver.1

    Title of the document Subtitle #1 Text is normal, then bold, then italic, then underscore, and finally normal again. Now strikethrough, then double strikethrough, and underscore differently - with ......Title of the document Subtitle #1 Text is normal, then bold, then italic, then underscore, and finally normal again. Now strikethrough, then double strikethrough, and underscore differently - with ...

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  8. Sample Document ver.1

    Title of the document Subtitle #1 Text is normal, then bold, then italic, then underscore, and finally normal again. Now strikethrough, then double strikethrough, and underscore differently - with ......Title of the document Subtitle #1 Text is normal, then bold, then italic, then underscore, and finally normal again. Now strikethrough, then double strikethrough, and underscore differently - with ...

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  9. Sample Document ver.1

    Title of the document Subtitle #1 Text is normal, then bold, then italic, then underscore, and finally normal again. Now strikethrough, then double strikethrough, and underscore differently - with ......Title of the document Subtitle #1 Text is normal, then bold, then italic, then underscore, and finally normal again. Now strikethrough, then double strikethrough, and underscore differently - with ...

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  10. Parse data from PDF documents | GroupDocs

    To extract data from PDF documents parseForm and parseByTemplate(Template) methods are used. Both methods return DocumentData object. For details, see Working With Extracted Data. Here are the steps to extract data from PDF Form: Instantiate Parser object for the initial document Call parseForm method and obtain the DocumentData object; Check if data isn’t null (parse form is supported for the document); Iterate over field data to obtain form data. The following example shows the use case when a user fills in PDF form and send it by email (for example)....To extract data from PDF documents parseForm and parseByTemplate(Template) methods are used. Both methods return DocumentData object. For details, see Working With Extracted Data. Here are the steps to extract data from PDF Form: Instantiate Parser object for the initial document Call parseForm method and obtain the DocumentData object; Check if data isn’t null (parse form is supported for the document); Iterate over field data to obtain form data. The following example shows the use case when a user fills in PDF form and send it by email (for example).

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