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  1. Licensing | GroupDocs

    Follow the instructions on this page to configure the license and find out the restrictions when using GroupDocs.Comparison for Java without a license (Evaluation Limitations)...Consulting Blog Knowledge Base New Releases Status Websites aspose...License ; // ... License lic = new License (); lic . setLicense...

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  2. Indexing password protected documents | GroupDocs

    This page describes how to perform indexing of password protected documents. Indexing using the password dictionary To perform indexing of password protected documents using a password dictionary, you must add passwords for all protected documents to the dictionary before indexing. To add a document password to the dictionary, you must specify the full path to the document as a key and the actual password to the document. For more information about managing the password dictionary see the Document passwords page in the Managing dictionaries section....Consulting Blog Knowledge Base New Releases Status Websites aspose...Creating an index Index index = new Index ( indexFolder ); // Adding...

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  3. Working with metadata in ProjectManagement form...

    GroupDocs.Metadata for .NET provides functionality that allows working with MPP files created by different versions of Microsoft Project. Please see the code samples below for more information. Reading built-In metadata properties To access built-in metadata of a ProjectManagement document, please use the DocumentProperties property defined in the DocumentRootPackage class. The following code snippet extracts built-in metadata properties and displays them on the screen. AdvancedUsage.ManagingMetadataForSpecificFormats.Document.ProjectManagement.ProjectManagementReadBuiltInProperties using (Metadata metadata = New Metadata(Constants.InputMpp)) { var root = metadata....Consulting Blog Knowledge Base New Releases Status Websites aspose...using ( Metadata metadata = new Metadata ( Constants . InputMpp...

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  4. Search for embedded object with custom encrypti...

    This article explains how to search for embedded electronic signatures with custom encryption in document metadata. This topic contains example of custom encryption, class definition and search for encrypted objects in the document metadata with GroupDocs.Signature....Consulting Blog Knowledge Base New Releases Status Websites aspose...src = new StringBuilder ( source ); StringBuilder dst = new StringBuilder...

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  5. Manage EXIF Data of JPEG, PNG, TIFF & WebP Imag...

    Manage EXIF metadata of your images in C#. Extract, update, add or remove EXIF data of your images programmatically using the metadata .NET API....C# using (Metadata metadata = new Metadata("statue-of-liberty.jpg"))...image using (Metadata metadata = new Metadata("statue-of-liberty.jpg"))...

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  6. Merge indexes | GroupDocs

    This article demonstrates the merge operation which is designed to combine two or more indexes into one index to accelerate the search and to simplify the work with indexes....Consulting Blog Knowledge Base New Releases Status Websites aspose...@"c:\MyDocuments2\" ; Index index1 = new Index ( indexFolder1 ); // Creating...

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  7. Merge indexes | GroupDocs

    The merge operation is designed to combine two or more indexes into one index to accelerate the search and to simplify the work with indexes. When merging, only the index at which the merge method was called is changed. This index as a result of the operation contains all the documents that were contained in all indexes together. The second index or index repository after the merge can be deleted to free up disk space....Consulting Blog Knowledge Base New Releases Status Websites aspose...'c:/MyDocuments2/' ; const index1 = new groupdocs . search . Index (...

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  8. How to Create a Simple Application Using the Gr...

    In this article I’ll walk you thorough the process of creating a simple JavaScript application which shows files and directories from your GroupDocs account. Lets start by creating a package from the GroupDocs JavaScript SDK sources. You can skip this step and get the full SDK package from GitHub and a minimal SDK package. Creating a Package You need Node.js installed on you computer. Read more about installation Node.js. When Node....""; var aClient = new groupdocs.ApiClient(new groupdocs.GroupD...GroupDocsSecurityHan(apiKey)); var api = new groupdocs.StorageApi(aClient...

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  9. Announcing GroupDocs.Markdown for .NET — Export...

    Export PDF, Word, Excel, HTML, and more to Markdown with an on‑premises .NET API. See features, roadmap, and how to get started....NET , a new addition to the GroupDocs product...the converter var converter = new MarkdownConverter( "business-plan...

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  10. Edit Word Documents in C# | Build your own .NET...

    Editing Word documents is explained with C# examples to edit DOC, DOCX, ODT files within your .NET application using document editing API....WordProcessingLoadOp loadOptions = new WordProcessingLoadOp(); loadOptions...code. using (Editor editor = new Editor(delegate { return fs;...

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