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  1. Classify document from stream | GroupDocs

    Classifying of the Document from stream could be performed with the next step Call Classify method for “stream” stream with Documents taxonomy and return 2 best results. Handle possible ApiException // Classify Document from stream with Documents taxonomy and return 2 best resultstry { var response = classifier.Classify(stream, 2, Taxonomy.Documents); Console.WriteLine(response.BestClassName, response.BestClassProbability); } catch (ApiException e) { Console.WriteLine(e.Message); }...Us Contact Customers Legal Security Events Acquisition Ask AI...AI GroupDocs Documentation / GroupDocs.Classification Product Family...

    docs.groupdocs.com/classification/net/classify-...
  2. Generating Page Preview for WordProcessing Docu...

    Learn how to generate a preview for any page of an existing WordProcessing Document in SVG format using GroupDocs.Editor for Node.js via Java....Us Contact Customers Legal Security Events Acquisition Ask AI...AI GroupDocs Documentation / GroupDocs.Editor Product Family /...

    docs.groupdocs.com/editor/nodejs-java/generatin...
  3. Assemble Document Pack AI: GroupDocs.Merger.Mcp

    Assemble a Document pack with an AI agent in a fixed order, locally over MCP, with Claude Desktop, Cursor or GitHub Copilot. Board pack and bid pack automation....rounds Table of Contents Why do document packs go wrong? What is the...Honest limits FAQ Go deeper A document pack, such as a board pack...

    blog.groupdocs.com/merger/enforce-document-pack...
  4. Working with metadata in JPEG images | GroupDocs

    Reading Photoshop metadata properties The GroupDocs Metadata API allows the user to read Adobe Photoshop metadata associated with a JPEG image. For more information on the Photoshop file format and metadata blocks that can be attached to images of different formats please refer to the specification: https://www.adobe.com/devnet-apps/photoshop/fileformatashtml/. The code sample below demonstrates how to extract image resource blocks (building blocks of the Photoshop file format) from a JPEG image....Us Contact Customers Legal Security Events Acquisition Ask AI...AI GroupDocs Documentation / GroupDocs.Metadata Product Family...

    docs.groupdocs.com/metadata/java/working-with-m...
  5. Introducing GroupDocs.Assembly for Java | Group...

    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....Us Contact Customers Legal Security Events Acquisition Ask AI...AI GroupDocs Documentation / GroupDocs.Assembly Product Family...

    docs.groupdocs.com/assembly/java/introducing-gr...
  6. Working with metadata in PSD images | GroupDocs

    Reading Photoshop Metadata properties The GroupDocs Metadata API allows the user to read Adobe Photoshop metadata associated with a PSD image. For more information on the Photoshop file format and metadata blocks please refer to the specification: https://www.adobe.com/devnet-apps/photoshop/fileformatashtml/. The code sample below demonstrates how to extract image resource blocks (building blocks of the Photoshop file format) from a PSD image. Load a PSD file Get the root metadata package Extract the ImageResourcePackage instance and obtain a list of ImageResourceBlock objects Iterate trough the collection of resource blocks advanced_usage....Us Contact Customers Legal Security Events Acquisition Ask AI...AI GroupDocs Documentation / GroupDocs.Metadata Product Family...

    docs.groupdocs.com/metadata/java/working-with-m...
  7. Working with metadata in PSD images | GroupDocs

    Reading Photoshop Metadata properties The GroupDocs Metadata API allows the user to read Adobe Photoshop metadata associated with a PSD image. For more information on the Photoshop file format and metadata blocks please refer to the specification: https://www.adobe.com/devnet-apps/photoshop/fileformatashtml/. The code sample below demonstrates how to extract image resource blocks (building blocks of the Photoshop file format) from a PSD image. Load a PSD file Get the root metadata package Extract the ImageResourcePackage instance and obtain a list of ImageResourceBlock objects Iterate trough the collection of resource blocks AdvancedUsage....Us Contact Customers Legal Security Events Acquisition Ask AI...AI GroupDocs Documentation / GroupDocs.Metadata Product Family...

    docs.groupdocs.com/metadata/net/working-with-me...
  8. Generate Document from XML Data Source | GroupDocs

    Create reports from XML data sources using XmlDataSource class to load and bind XML data to templates....Us Contact Customers Legal Security Events Acquisition Ask AI...AI GroupDocs Documentation / GroupDocs.Assembly Product Family...

    docs.groupdocs.com/assembly/net/basic-usage-xml...
  9. Generate Output in Different Format | GroupDocs

    Convert assembled Documents to different formats (e.g., DOCX to PDF, DOCX to HTML) during assembly....Us Contact Customers Legal Security Events Acquisition Ask AI...AI GroupDocs Documentation / GroupDocs.Assembly Product Family...

    docs.groupdocs.com/assembly/net/basic-usage-dif...
  10. GroupDocs.Conversion Product Family

    Document Automation APIs to enrich .NET and Java applications to view, edit, annotate, convert, compare, e-sign, parse, split, merge, redact, or classify Documents of almost all the popular file formats....converting password protected ODS document Improvements Pdf to Cells... Moreover, there’s also a security improvement. Please refer...

    blog.groupdocs.com/categories/groupdocs.convers...