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In-Paragraph List in Spreadsheet Document | Doc...

Note In this article, we will use GroupDocs.Assembly to generate a In-Paragraph List report in Spreadsheet Document format based on the use case: Working with a Business Case. In-Paragraph List in Microsoft Excel Document Creating a In-Paragraph List Practicing the following steps you can create In-Paragraph List Template in MS Excel 2013. Add a new Workbook. Write a sentence, for example “We provide support for the following products:” in a single column....Spreadsheet Document Leave feedback Note In this article, we will use...Generating The Report Custom Objects Note The code uses some of the objects...

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Column Chart in Word Processing Document | Docu...

Note The code uses some of the objects defined in The Business Layer. Column Chart in Microsoft Word Document Creating a Column Chart Practicing the following steps, you can insert a Column Chart in MS Word 2013: Click in the document where you want to insert the chart, click the “Insert” tab, and then click “Chart” in the illustrations group to open the “Insert Chart” dialogue box. Select “Column” in the sidebar, you will see a gallery of charts....Processing Document Leave feedback Note The code uses some of the objects...Generating The Report Custom Objects Note The code uses some of the objects...

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Template Syntax - Part 1 of 2 | Documentation

Note This article is the first part of the Template Syntax series of articles. For second part, please visit Template Syntax - Part 2 of 2. Composing Template A typical template for GroupDocs.Assembly Engine is composed of common document contents and tags that describe the template’s structure and data bindings. You can form these tags using just running text that can occupy multiple paragraphs to be more descriptive. A tag body must meet the following requirements:...- Part 1 of 2 Leave feedback Note This article is the first part...opening tag. <</ tag_name >> Note: Tag body elements are case-sensitive...

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Compare OneNote with Tables in GroupDocs.Compar...

We are pleased to announce another monthly release of GroupDocs.Comparison for .NET 17.12. This release covers 2 new features, some improvements and bug fixes. API allows comparison of PDF documents with hyperlinks in the content and tables comparison for OneNote documents. Aside these features, count of changes on summary page is improved. We’d recommend you to download latest version of the API and share your document comparison experience. Document Conversion API for ....Note:Implement comparison of tables...with HyperLink in Note Aligner for Comparison.Note GroupDocs.Conversion...

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Licensing | Documentation

Follow the instructions on this page to configure the license and find out the restrictions when using GroupDocs.Comparison for Python via .NET without a license (Evaluation Limitations)... Note Note that there are several general...page. How to set up a license Note You can find the pricing information...

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Template Syntax - Part 1 of 2 | Documentation

Note This article is the first part of the Template Syntax series of articles. For second part, please visit Template Syntax - Part 2 of 2. Composing Template A typical template for GroupDocs.Assembly Engine is composed of common document contents and tags that describe the template’s structure and data bindings. You can form these tags using just running text that can occupy multiple paragraphs to be more descriptive. A tag body must meet the following requirements:...- Part 1 of 2 Leave feedback Note This article is the first part...opening tag. <</ tag_name >> Note: Tag body elements are case-sensitive...

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Template Syntax - Part 1 of 2 | Documentation

Note This article is the first part of the Template Syntax series of articles. For second part, please visit Template Syntax - Part 2 of 2. Composing Template A typical template for GroupDocs.Assembly Engine is composed of common document contents and tags that describe the template’s structure and data bindings. You can form these tags using just running text that can occupy multiple paragraphs to be more descriptive. A tag body must meet the following requirements:...- Part 1 of 2 Leave feedback Note This article is the first part...opening tag. <</ tag_name >> Note: Tag body elements are case-sensitive...

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Common List in Text Document | Documentation

Note In this article, we will use GroupDocs.Assembly to generate a Common List report in Text Document format. Note The code uses some of the objects defined in The Business Layer. Note This feature is supported by version 17.03 or greater. Common List in Text Document Reporting Requirement As a report developer, you are required to share the following key requirements: The report must be generated in the Text Document format Adding Syntax to be evaluated by GroupDocs....Text Document Leave feedback Note In this article, we will use...report in Text Document format. Note The code uses some of the objects...

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Working with Outer Document Insertion | Documen...

Note This feature is supported by version 3.2.0 or greater. Note The code uses some of the objects defined in The Business Layer. Inserting Documents Dynamically You can insert contents of outer documents to your reports dynamically using doc tags. A doc tag deNotes a placeholder within a template for a document to be inserted during run-time. <> Warning A doc tag can be used almost anywhere in a template document except text-boxes and charts....Document Insertion Leave feedback Note This feature is supported by...by version 3.2.0 or greater. Note The code uses some of the objects...

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Extracting MakerNote metadata | Documentation

What is MakerNote? MakerNote metadata refers to image information that is written by digital cameras of different manufacturers. Usually, MakerNote metadata properties contain camera settings and some other conditions under which the shot was taken. Most manufacturers store MakerNote properties in a proprietary binary format derived from EXIF. GroupDocs.Metadata allows extracting MakerNote metadata saved by the following manufacturers: Canon Nikon Panasonic Sony Read all MakerNote properties in the form of TIFF/EXIF tags Utilizing the GroupDocs....maker_note.MakerNoteReadAllTags try ( Metadata...getMakerNotePackage (). toList ()) { // Please note that tag ids used by camera...

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