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Watermark Password Protected Documents using GroupDocs.Watermark for .NET 19.11

Another month, another release! GroupDocs.Watermark for .NET 19.11 has been released with 4 improvements and 1 bug fix. So in this article, I’ll give you a brief overview of each improvement and fix we have included in the latest release.
First of all, let’s begin with the improvements and then see what has been fixed in v19.11.
Adding Watermark to Password Protected Documents
GroupDocs.Watermark already supports adding watermark to the password protected documents. However, we have improved and simplified the … Continue Reading
Lock Watermarks in Word Documents using C#
Watermarking is a famous way of adding labels to the documents that may indicate the state of the document such as draft, confidential, etc. It can be used to add a company’s logo behind the text of the document to avoid the ownership dispute. In some cases, people add watermarks to the documents to protect the content. But, are you sure that the content is protected and no one can remove those watermarks? There is no guarantee because various third-party … Continue Reading
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Introducing a More Optimized and Simplified GroupDocs.Watermark for .NET API

It’s been quite long since we released the last version of GroupDocs.Watermark for .NET API. The reason behind this gap was to introduce a more simplified and optimized watermark manipulation API for the .NET platform. Today, I am excited to announce that the API v2 of GroupDocs.Watermark for .NET has been released as v19.10 and it is available for download.
What’s new in the latest release?
The major updates have been done at the architecture level of the API … Continue Reading
Strengthen the Protection of Text Watermark in Presentation Documents using GroupDocs.Watermark for Java 18.8

Features Introduced
Skipping Unreadable Characters During Text Watermark Search
There might be the case that the watermark’s… Continue ReadingSkip Unreadable Characters During Watermark Search using GroupDocs.Watermark for .NET 18.8

Features Introduced
Skipping Unreadable Characters During Text Watermark Search
This feature allows finding text watermark even if it contains unreadable… Continue ReadingLock Watermark in Word Documents using GroupDocs Watermark API for .NET

How to Lock Watermark in Word Documents
There might be the case when you need to lock the watermarks in a Word document to restrict the editing. To deal… Continue ReadingProtect and Unprotect Word Documents with Watermark in Java

Lock Watermark in Word Documents
There might be the case when you need to lock the watermarks in a Word document to restrict the editing. To deal with such cases, GroupDocs.Watermark provides 5 variants of… Continue ReadingEdit Watermark Objects in PDF Documents using GroupDocs.Watermark for .NET 18.3

Editing Watermark Objects in PDF Documents
Replacing Text for Particular Objects
You can replace text for the particular XObjects,… Continue ReadingConvenient Watermarking for Documents and Images using Java
We are excited to announce that the first version of GroupDocs.Watermark for Java has been released. GroupDocs.Watermark for Java makes it simple to perform watermarking operations in various document and image formats. The API facilitates the Java developers with simple syntax, easy to use methods and a few lines of code to perform any watermarking operation. Using GroupDocs.Watermark, you can add, search, and remove watermark from many popular document and image formats. Continue to read more about the API’s features.… Continue Reading
Edit Watermark Objects in Word Documents using GroupDocs.Watermark for .NET 18.2

Editing Watermark Objects in Word Documents
Replacing text for particular shapes
We have added the support of replacing text for particular shapes in a Word document. Following code sample shows how to use this feature.using
… Continue Reading