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Releasing SharePoint Web-Part for GroupDocs.Annotation for .NET
Great news for SharePoint developers, now they can add GroupDocs.Annotation for .NET 3.x. as custom Web-Part. Team GroupDocs is glad to announce the addition of GroupDocs.Annotation Web- Part Front End for SharePoint developers. Using this release SharePoint developers can not only explore and … Continue reading
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GroupDocs.Annotation for .NET Can Now Be Easily Integrated into Orchard Sites
Good news for Orchard developers and site owners – after a successful release of the module that integrates GroupDocs.Viewer for .NET into Orchard CMS, we’re pleased to inform you that we’ve recently released yet another module – this time for … Continue reading
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Add Microsoft Office Files, PDF and Image Annotation Functionality to Your Concrete5 Website
GroupDocs.Annotation for .NET is a downloadable library that allows developers to add cross-platform, multi-format document annotation functionality to any web-based app or site. Recently we’ve created an add-on specifically for Concrete5 users to make it easy to integrate the library … Continue reading
How to Fix a virtualPath Issue in the SharePoint 2013
This article will guide you how to resolve a virtualPath issue that may appear in SharePoint 2013 when trying to add a 3rd party library (for example SignalR), or when you use the “~” symbol in the path. We encountered … Continue reading
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Add Document Annotation Functionality to Your DNN Website with the GroupDocs.Annotation for .NET Module
We’re pleased to announce the release of the DNN module that allows developers to easily integrate the GroupDocs.Annotation for .NET library into DNN websites. This is a “full-integration” module that doesn’t require the library to be installed separately. The module … Continue reading
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Control Meta-Data and Build a Custom UI with the New GroupDocs.Annotation for Java Library Version 1.7.0
GroupDocs.Annotation for Java is a lightweight library that allows end users to annotate PDF and Microsoft Office documents, raster images, AutoCAD drawings and 50+ types of files without the need to install the software that the documents or images were … Continue reading
Save Annotations in a DB and Set User Avatars in the GroupDocs.Annotation for Java Library
Today, I’d like to present several great enhancements that we’ve implemented in the GroupDocs.Annotation for Java library version 1.6.0: User Avatars Remote collaboration in groups is much more engaging and productive when we can see each other (or at least … Continue reading
Managing User Access Rights and Specifying Fonts in the GroupDocs.Annotation for Java Library
GroupDocs.Annotation for Java is a lightweight document annotation Java library that allows the placing of markup and comments in Microsoft Office documents, PDFs, images and over 50 other file types. It provides end users with a rich set of markup … Continue reading
Support for Native Word & PDF Annotations in GroupDocs.Annotation for Java Version 1.5+
GroupDocs.Annotation for Java is a flexible library built to extend document collaboration to the web. It allows end users to review, annotate and comment on over 50 types of documents. The library supports Microsoft Office and OpenDocument formats, PDFs, images, … Continue reading
Customizing GroupDocs.Annotation for Java UI to Match Your Needs
Hi everyone! Continuing the series of articles related to GroupDocs.Annotation, this time I’d like to show you how to customize the look and feel of the GroupDocs.Annotation for Java UI. GroupDocs.Annotation for Java is a flexible library that allows end-users … Continue reading