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  1. PDF Viewer - Optimization options | Documentation

    GroupDocs.Viewer Cloud allows you to optimize the output PDF file for a web browser or to reduce the file size by optimizing resources. Optimization for a web allows a browser to display the first pages of a PDF file when you open the document, instead of waiting for the entire file to download. Resource optimization allows you to reduce the size of the output PDF file. While optimizing, GroupDocs.Viewer may reduce the image size or quality, remove notes or form fields, remove objects, fonts, or personal information from a document, and so on.... cURL example Linux/MacOS/Bash # First get...th_jpg_image.pdf" } } SDK examples The API is completely independent...

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  2. GroupDocs.Total Cloud Product Family

    Document Automation APIs along with open-source SDKs to enhance Java, Python, Node.js, C# .NET, Ruby, C++, and PHP applications to view, edit, annotate, convert, compare, e-sign, parse, split, merge, extract, redact, watermark, metadata, paraphrase, classify, repair, and translate documents of almost all the popular file formats....NET, Java and Cloud developers to create...document formats in your .NET, Java and Cloud applications. Developers...

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  3. HTML Viewer - Exclude fonts | Documentation

    When rendering documents into HTML, by default the fonts that are used in the document are added to HTML content. This ensures fonts availability so that you can be pretty sure that the text from the original document will appear similar in the HTML, regardless of whether the fonts are installed on the viewer’s device or not. Depending on type of Html rendering (with embedded or with external resources) the fonts are added inline as base64-encoded fonts or as external resources.... cURL example Linux/MacOS/Bash # First get..."Accept: application/json" # cURL example to get document information...

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  4. Accept or reject revisions | Documentation

    GroupDocs.Comparison Cloud allows to accept or reject revisions from Word document and save the result. The following code sample demonstrates how to accept all revisions. API usage There are steps that usage of GroupDocs.Comparison Cloud consists of: Upload input documents into cloud storage Call API method with options Download comparison result document from storage (if any) Steps 1 and 3 are storage operations, please refer to this File API documentation for usage details.... cURL example Linux/MacOS/Bash # First get..."Accept: application/json" # cURL example to get document information...

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  5. Rename email fields | Documentation

    When rendering email messages, by default the API uses the English language to render field labels such as From, To, Subject etc. There might be the case when you want to change the label of the fields in email message’s header. GroupDocs.Viewer Cloud is flexible enough to allow you to use the custom field labels for email header. The API provides a new property FieldLabels in EmailOptions class to change the field labels.... cURL example Linux/MacOS/Bash # First get..."Accept: application/json" # cURL example to get document information...

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  6. Render tracked changes | Documentation

    GroupDocs.Viewer Cloud does not render tracked changes of Word Processing documents by default. If you want to see tracked changes in your rendering result, use WordProcessingOptions.RenderTrackedChanges property. The following code sample shows how to render a Word document including tracked changes. API Usage There are steps that usage of GroupDocs.Viewer Cloud consists of: Upload input document into cloud storage Render document or get document info Download rendered document from storage Steps 1 and 3 are storage operations, please refer to this File API documentation for usage details.... cURL example Linux/MacOS/Bash # First get..."Accept: application/json" # cURL example to get document information...

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  7. Image Viewer - Adjust image size | Documentation

    Image Viewer allows you to set custom output image size in pixels through Width and Height properties in ImageOptions. Keep in mind that aspect ratio is automatically applied when you set Width or Height only. This example demonstrates how to set output image size API Usage There are steps that usage of GroupDocs.Viewer Cloud consists of: Upload input document into cloud storage Render document or get document info Download rendered document from storage Steps 1 and 3 are storage operations, please refer to this File API documentation for usage details.... This example demonstrates how to set output...directly from the browser. cURL example Linux/MacOS/Bash # First get...

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  8. Render Outlook Data File Folder | Documentation

    GroupDocs.Viewer Cloud renders messages from all folders (including nested folders) by default. When you need to render items from a specific folder, set Folder property of the OutlookOptions class as shown in the example below. Please note that you should use the following convention for naming folders and subfolders to specify it in FolderName option: {Parent folder name}~~{Sub folder name}. Thus, if you need to render items from Inbox folder just specify Folder = “Inbox”; when you need to render subfolder named “Orion” that resides in a folder named “Urgent” that in turn resides in Inbox, set: Folder = “Inbox~~\Urgent~~\Orion”....OutlookOptions class as shown in the example below. Please note that you...directly from the browser. cURL example Linux/MacOS/Bash # Get JSON...

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  9. HTML Viewer - Minify HTML | Documentation

    When you are looking for the ways to optimize the rendering of documents into HTML, one of the solutions you might want to use is the compression of the output content (HTML, CSS, and SVG). This solution is suitable in case you are providing your content from the web server over the internet. The lower the content user has to download, the faster he will see the rendered document. GroupDocs.Viewer provides a new Minify property of the HtmlOptions class, that lets you get output content minified.... The following example demonstrates how to minify...directly from the browser. cURL example Linux/MacOS/Bash # Get JSON...

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  10. Adjust time unit | Documentation

    When rendering MS Project documents GroupDocs.Viewer Cloud tries to find optimal output size and time unit depending on the project’s overall length. In case you need to set your own page size or time unit, you can set ProjectManagementOptions class properties class as shown in code samples below. Time unit refers to smallest unit (days, third of a month or month) used in timescale bar. When the TimeUnit.Days is selected, you will get the most detailed view of your tasks.... cURL example Linux/MacOS/Bash # First, get...: [], "file" : null } SDK examples The API is completely independent...

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