Monthly Archives: July 2014

Get More Flexibility with the New and Improved Features in the GroupDocs.Viewer for Java Library 2.3

Hi, everyone! We’ve recently released a new version of the Java document viewer – GroupDocs.Viewer for Java version 2.3 – and would like to discover its new features and enhancements in this article. GroupDocs.Viewer for Java is an HTML5-based document viewer library … Continue reading →

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GroupDocs.Comparison for .NET Library – Compare Two Word Documents in C# / ASP.NET

Need to merge / compare two Word documents in .NET (C#, VB.NET)? GroupDocs.Comparison is the solution you might be looking for. It is a lightweight .NET library for generating diffs between two versions of a document. The library merges documents, … Continue reading →

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Convert Back and Forth Between 50+ Document Formats in VB.NET & C#: Word to PDF, PDF to Image, HTML to PDF and More

GroupDocs.Conversion for .NET is one of emerging products in the GroupDocs product family. GroupDocs.Conversion allows users to convert documents to and from over 50 different formats, including Word (DOC, DOCX) to PDF, PDF to image (TIFF, JPG), HTML to PDF, … Continue reading →

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GroupDocs.Viewer for Java can now be seamlessly integrated into Your Joomla! Website

Posted on July 11, 2014 by Derek

We’re glad to announce the release of the GroupDocs.Viewer for Java extension for Joomla!. Developers who work with the Java version of our HTML5 document viewer can now seamlessly integrate it into Joomla! websites. The extension has been approved by … Continue reading →

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GroupDocs.Comparison for .NET – C# Diff Library for Comparing Text Files

The GroupDocs.Comparison for .NET is a C# diff library which allows you to merge and compare different versions of a text file and display differences between them through a diff view UI. The library is smart enough to detect both … Continue reading →

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