Author Archives: ali.ahmed

 GroupDocs team is proudly releasing new version for SharePoint Modern WebPart  for GroupDocs.Viewer for .NET.  Using this Modern WebPart user can embed and use API’s salient features in their own custom SharePoint Sites. In this new version v1.2 user can add Watermark in the document and Navigate through … Continue reading →

GroupDocs team keeps on adding new features in ASP.NET MVC Front End for GroupDocs.Viewer for .NET, so that users can enjoy user-friendly interface, easily manageable code, pixel perfect rendering with features supported in our old front ends. In this new release v1.2 user … Continue reading →

Great news for SharePoint Developers, GroupDocs proudly announces latest release for GroupDocs.Viewer for .NET Modern SharePoint WebPart. In this v1.1 we updated all features that were implemented in ASP.NET MVC Modern UI v1.1. Our aim is to provide same features in all of … Continue reading →

GroupDocs team keeps on updating sample front end application for better user experience. In this regard, we are releasing version v1.1 for GroupDocs.Viewer for .NET Modern WebForm UI. Our aim is to provide same features in all of our modern front … Continue reading →

At GroupDocs we are always keen to improve our sample front end applications. These applications help users understand how GroupDocs.Viewer for .NET API can be integrated with modern frameworks. We have introduced a bunch of new features in this new Modern UI … Continue reading →

GroupDocs team is proudly announcing new Modern Web-Part for  SharePoint Developers for GroupDocs.Viewer for .NET API.  Using this release SharePoint developers can not only integrate GroupDocs.Viewer in their SharePoint site, but they can also customize it according to their needs. This new release is simple, … Continue reading →

At GroupDocs we are always keen to simplify the API usage for our customers. Keeping that in view team GroupDocs is pleased to release a new simple, efficient and, user friendly showcase project for  GroupDocs.Viewer for .NET API.We would recommend you … Continue reading →