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  1. Add document password | GroupDocs

    This article explains how to add document password for PDF, Word, Excel, PowerPoint and  other file types using GroupDocs.Merger for Java.... We value your opinion. Your feedback...

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  2. Working with metadata in WEBP images. Working w...

    Working with XMP metadata GroupDocs.Metadata for .NET allows managing XMP metadata in WEBP images. For more details please refer to the following guide: Working with XMP metadata. More resources GitHub examples You may easily run the code above and see the feature in action in our GitHub examples: GroupDocs.Metadata for .NET examples GroupDocs.Metadata for Java examples Free online document metadata management App Along with full featured .NET library we provide simple, but powerful free Apps.... We value your opinion. Your feedback...

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  3. Remove pages | GroupDocs

    Follow this guide and learn how to remove page from PDF or Word document, delete worksheet from Excel file or remove slides from PowerPoint presentations with GroupDocs.Merger for Java API.... We value your opinion. Your feedback...

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  4. Features Overview | GroupDocs

    This article describes the main functions of GroupDocs.Comparison for Java. Comparing files, Accepting or rejecting changes between documents, receiving information from a document and creating a summary report... We value your opinion. Your feedback...

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  5. Features Overview | GroupDocs

    This article describes the main functions of GroupDocs.Comparison for Python via .NET. Comparing files, Accepting or rejecting changes between documents, receiving information from a document and creating a summary report... We value your opinion. Your feedback...

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  6. Load document using the local path string | Gro...

    This article explains how to load a document using the local path string with GroupDocs.Viewer within your Java applications.... We value your opinion. Your feedback...

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  7. Supported Document Formats | GroupDocs

    The following table indicates the file formats that GroupDocs.Classification for .NET can process. Format Description PDF Adobe Portable Document Format (PDF) DOC Microsoft Word 97-2003 Document DOCM Microsoft Word Macro-Enabled Document DOCX Microsoft Word Document DOT Microsoft Word 97-2003 Template DOTM Microsoft Word Macro-Enabled Template DOTX Microsoft Word Template ODT OpenDocument Text OTT Open Document Text Template RTF Rich Text Document TXT Plain Text Document Tip Can’t find your file format?... We value your opinion. Your feedback...

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  8. Convert to grayscale | GroupDocs

    This topic describes how to convert PDF file to grayscale using the GroupDocs.Viewer Java API.... We value your opinion. Your feedback...

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  9. Implement Page Rotation when Converting to PDF

    Its time to augment your document conversion experience. You will be pleased to hear the new features, improvements and bug fixes that we’r going to elaborate in this blog post. Did you ever think of converting and rotating a document at the same time? We make your wish come true with this month’s release of GroupDocs.Conversion for Java 19.4. You can now set page rotation angle when converting to a PDF or Image format....property that takes rotation angle value as parameter. Rotation when...

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  10. Working with String Template | GroupDocs

    GroupDocs.Assembly API allows you to use a string as input and output template, instead of document. This feature improves programmability while working with strings instead of documents, the resultant output string can be used as per the application needs. Follow these steps to using a string as input and output template: Initialize DocumentAssembler Define sourceString “«[yourValue]»” Convert sourceString to sourceBytes using ByteArrayInputStream(sourceBytes) Get targetBytes using DocumentAssembler.assembleDocument() Get** targetString **using new String(targetBytes, StandardCharsets.... We value your opinion. Your feedback...

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