GroupDocs.Parser provides the functionality to extract data from Microsoft Office Word documents. Both classic (doc, dot) and Open XML (docx, dotx) formats are supported. Also LibreOffice Writer (OpenOffice.org Writer) formats and RTF are supported.
The following table provides the list of supported formats:
Format Description DOC Microsoft Office Word Document DOT Microsoft Office Word Document Template DOCX Microsoft Office Open XML Document DOCM Microsoft Office Open XML Macro-Enabled Document DOTX Microsoft Office Open XML Document Template DOTM Microsoft Office Open XML Document Macro-Enabled Template TXT Plain text ODT Open Document Text OTT Open Document Text Template RTF Rich Text Format More resources GitHub examples You may easily run the code above and see the feature in action in our GitHub examples:... We value your opinion. Your feedback...
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Reading FLV header properties The GroupDocs.Metadata API supports extracting format-specific information from the FLV file header.
The following are the steps to read the header of an FLV file.
Load an FLV video Get the root metadata package Extract the native metadata package using FlvRootPackage.Header Read the FLV header properties AdvancedUsage.ManagingMetadataForSpecificFormats.Video.Flv.FlvReadHeaderProperties
using (Metadata metadata = new Metadata(Constants.InputFlv)) { var root = metadata.GetRootPackage(); Console.WriteLine(root.Header.Version); Console.WriteLine(root.Header.HasAudioTags); Console.WriteLine(root.Header.HasVideoTags); Console.WriteLine(root.Header.TypeFlags); } Working with XMP metadata GroupDocs.... We value your opinion. Your feedback...
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Reading JPEG2000 comments The GroupDocs.Metadata API supports extracting format-specific information from JPEG2000 images.
The following are the steps to read the JPEG2000 comments (pieces of metadata represented as strings with the length up to 64 kbytes).
Load a JPEG2000 image Get the root metadata package Extract the native metadata package using Jpeg2000RootPackage.Jpeg2000Package Read the JPEG2000 comments AdvancedUsage.ManagingMetadataForSpecificFormats.Image.Jpeg2000.Jpeg2000ReadComments
using (Metadata metadata = new Metadata(Constants.InputJpeg2000)) { var root = metadata.GetRootPackage(); if (root.... We value your opinion. Your feedback...