Generate Barcode in C# - Add Barcode to Documents and Images
Barcode is way to present the data in machine readable format. Barcodes are normally used for quick identification of large number of items. In this article, you will learn how to generate barcodes within .NET applications. Further you will see, how the generated barcodes can be applied to any of your documents and images using C#.
Generate Reports from XML Data in Java
XML is an eXtensive Markup Language that is self-descriptive, W3C Recommended, and designed to store and transport data. After receiving the data in XML format, as a developer, you can convert it into any other better human-readable format like PDF or MS Word document. This article will guide you to convert XML data into PDF and MS Word reports in Java using simple templates.
Generate Reports from CSV Data in Java
The Comma Separated Values (CSV) is a file format for storing the data in the form of plain text where the values are separated by commas. CSV is widely used for exchanging data among applications. As a developer, we often need to convert the large CSV data into a presentable format. This article will guide you to convert CSV data into PDF and MS Word reports in Java using a simple template.
Watermark PDF Files in Java
Whether you want to apply branding to your documents or you want to protect our files from any illegal use, the watermark does the job for you. In this article, you will learn to programmatically add the watermarks to your PDF files using Java.
Add or Remove Annotations or Markup Word files using C#
Forget to discuss documents content and feedbacks in long email threads. Simply use annotations to markup documents with messages and replies. In this article, you will learn how to programmatically add and remove annotations to markup Word documents in C# with your .NET applications.
Convert JSON to CSV and CSV to JSON using C#
JSON (JavaScript Object Notation) is a human-readable structured data format. It is widely used in APIs, applications, and configurations for storing and passing the data. CSV contains the comma-separated values, normally used to store tabular data that can be perfectly displayed using spreadsheet applications like MS Excel. To transfer the tabular data or store the received structured data into tabular form, requires converting formats into one another. This article discusses the conversion of JSON to CSV format and CSV to JSON format programmatically using C# for your .NET applications.
Image Comparison in Java to Spot the Differences
Worried! What is the difference? Better automate the photo comparison. In this article, we will discuss how to programmatically find differences between two images. After going through this, you will easily compare any images and highlight the identified differences using Java.
Merge Multiple File Types into One using Java
Merging different documents is often required when you intend to gather the scattered data of different documents into one single file. In this article, you will learn to automate the documents merging process. This will show how to programmatically merge multiple documents of either the same or different file types into one file using Java. In another post, we discussed merging multiple files of different formats using C#.
Watermark Presentation Slides using Java
For the protection of the documents and presentations from illegal use, we can use watermarking. In this article, we will learn to programmatically apply text and image-based watermarks to the presentations or specific slides of a presentation in Java. In another post, we have discussed [applying watermarks to presentations using C#][1].
Build your Full Text Search Solution in C#
Full-text search is basically a more advanced way to search a text/query over a collection of documents. This approach quickly finds all instances of a term and it works by using text indexes. In this article, we will learn, how to programmatically search full-text in documents using C#.