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  1. Control documents comparison sensitivity in Java

    Document comparison is one of the most common procedure that is practiced almost in all of the digital businesses. And the objective is same, highlight the inserted or deleted items. Detect the style changes and generate a summary. Let’s see how GroupDocs.Comparison for Java can help us with this scenario. This is a back-end API that can be integrated in any Java application irrespective of the frameworks. Explore API documentation to learn more about the supported features and file formats.... However, if you face any issue while evaluating the API, you...

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  2. Embed Custom Objects in Metadata Signature for ...

    Yes, GroupDocs.Signature for .NET now supports embedding custom objects as metadata signature in the images. So you can now sign the images with your desired metadata properties. We have introduced this feature in version 19.6 by adding a new public method AddSignature to the ImageMetadataSignOptions class. Not only this, but you can also apply the data encryption to the custom objects. So let’s check out how easy it is to sign an image with custom metadata signature....provided Illegal character issue when trying to encrypt serialized...

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  3. Searching in a Large Number of Documents

    Usually, a searching software is able to achieve fast search responses because, instead of search the text directly, it searches an index. This would be the equivalent of retrieving pages in a book related to a keyword by searching the index at the back of a book, as opposed to searching the words in each page of the book. Using GroupDocs.Search for Indexing and Searching Problem: Suppose you have 10 million documents of different file formats, e.... Now the main issue is how to apply indexing and...

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  4. Redact Classified Content from Documents using ...

    We are continuing the journey of revamping our products to bring a more simplified and easy to use interfaces for you. We have done it for many of our document manipulation APIs and recently, we have released all-new GroupDocs.Redaction for .NET API for you as v19.9. With this release, we have made it even easier for you to programmatically remove or mask classified information from text, metadata, and the annotations in MS Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and PDF documents as well as images.... In case you find any issue or something confusing, do let...

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  5. How to Sign XLSX with Image Signature using Java

    Quickly learn how to sign XLSX with image signature using Java. Moreover, a code example will be provided to create image signature in XLSX using Java....Excel documents without any issue. In the last topic, we explained...

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  6. Introducing GroupDocs.Assembly for .NET | Docum...

    GroupDocs.Assembly for .NET is a document automation and reports generation API designed to create custom documents from templates. This .NET reporting API intelligently assembles the given data with the defined template document and it is a report generator which generates an output document based on the data source, in the template’s format as or in the specified output format. Since GroupDocs.Assembly for .NET can generate documents based on a data source, essentially it serves two purposes: Document Automation and Report Generation.... Please try to report one issue per thread with all details...details required to reproduce the issue. Sales and License Related Technical...

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  7. Possible to load in an email in MSG file format...

    As per subject, does any of the GroupDocs.Total components allow loading of MSG file, modification of attachments, and then saving back out as MSG?...Separately, are there any known issues with Rich Text format emails...that we could use to check for issues? aspose.notifier February 28...

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  8. Search Text or Image Signatures in Documents us...

    With the release of version 19.10 of our electronic signature API - GroupDocs.Signature for .NET, we have introduced the features of searching text signatures and image signatures in the supported document formats. Not only this, the API now supports .NET Standard 2.0 which makes it compatible with any .NET implementation that targets .NET Standard specifications. So let’s have a brief overview of what is new, improved or fixed in the latest release.... This issue has now been fixed in v19.10...

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  9. Convert PDF to PPTX using C#

    Learn how to quickly convert PDF to PPTX using C# by carefully following our comprehensive tutorial. Additionally, we'll give you a C# code example to export PDF to PPTX using C#....mentioned above work without any issue on many common computer systems...

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  10. Introducing GroupDocs.Assembly for Java | Docum...

    Introduction to GroupDocs.Assembly for Java GroupDocs.Assembly for Java is a Java API engine designed to generate documents based on templates. In essence, the engine accepts a template document and some data, assembles data with the template document as per syntax defined by the template document and then, generates the output document in the template’s format or in the specified output format. Since GroupDocs.Assembly for Java can generate documents based on a data source, essentially it serves two purposes: Document Automation and Report Generation.... Please try to report one issue per thread with all details...details required to reproduce the issue. Sales and License Related Technical...

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