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Demo: BarcodeXpress for .NET Core

Barcode Xpress is a multi-language library that runs in multiple platforms including Windows and Linux-based systems. This barcode library can read and write over 30 different barcode types with high speed and accuracy. Barcode Xpress also comes with a free license to ImagXpress, one of our image processing SDKs, which supports loading and saving numerous image file formats including BMP, JPG, multi-page TIFF, among many others.

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ImageGear for C/C++ Introduction

Paul Pauquette, Accusoft Senior Software Engineer In the Overview section of the ImageGear for C/C++ help file, it states, “ImageGear® for C/C++ is the most advanced way to create, control, and deliver more secure, high-quality imaging applications. ImageGear allows you to add powerful imaging capabilities to your applications. ImageGear supports the most commonly used graphics […]

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How to Split and Merge PDF Documents in C# with ImageGear

Today’s organizations are inundated with a variety of document and image formats on a regular basis. By integrating comprehensive PDF functionality into their applications, developers can provide the tools to manage those files much more easily. Converting files into PDFs makes them easier to share, modify, and annotate without having to worry about compatibility issues […]

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Integrate Annotation Into Your Imaging Projects

Accusoft’s ImageGear for .NET has established a reputation over the years as one of the most comprehensive imaging tools available to developers. It gives applications across many industries valuable functionality, enabling engineers, physicians and various other professionals to handle image viewing and processing (tasks like file capture, file conversion and optical character recognition) with ease. But […]

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How do I insert or modify PDF Bookmarks using ImageGear .NET?

Question I am combining multiple PDF documents together, and I need to create a new bookmark collection, placed at the beginning of the new document. Each bookmark should go to a specific page or section of the new document. Example structure: Section 1 Document 1 Section 2 Document 2 How might I do this using […]

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When using OCR in ImageGear .NET, is there any way to distinguish between a capital O and the number 0?

Question When using OCR in ImageGear .NET, is there any way to distinguish between a capital/uppercase letter O and the number 0? Answer Not without context or a font that makes the difference clear (such as one with a slashed 0). ImageGear will properly recognize Oliver and 1530 as containing O and 0, respectively, but […]

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How do I remove XMP Data from my image using ImageGear .NET?

Question How do I remove XMP Data from my image using ImageGear .NET? Answer When removing XMP data in ImageGear, the simplest way to do this is to set the XMP Metadata node to null, like so: ImGearSimplifiedMetadata.Initialize(); doc.Metadata.XMP = new ImGearXMPMetadataRoot(); Or, you can traverse through the metadata tree and remove each node from […]

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Get Up and Running Faster with Barcode Xpress

Barcodes remain the basis for product identification and tracking, improving both operational insight and the end-user experience. From common applications in grocery stores to more advanced deployments in warehouses, legal firms, and even post-secondary schools, barcodes are the ubiquitous bridge between digital and physical environments.  As noted by Forbes, emerging pandemic pressures have precipitated the […]

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How do I remove XMP Data from my image using ImageGear .NET?

Question How do I remove XMP Data from my image using ImageGear .NET? Answer When removing XMP data in ImageGear, the simplest way to do this is to set the XMP Metadata node to null, like so: ImGearSimplifiedMetadata.Initialize(); doc.Metadata.XMP = new ImGearXMPMetadataRoot(); Or, you can traverse through the metadata tree and remove each node from […]

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How to Convert Files to PDF with ImageGear

Having the right file conversion tools in place can make or break an application. Developers frequently face the challenge of managing multiple file types within a consolidated workflow. Without effective conversion tools, users are forced to rely on external applications that compromise both efficiency and security. Out of all the file formats developers must account […]

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What file formats does PrizmDoc Viewer currently support?

Question What file formats does PrizmDoc Viewer currently support? Answer Please refer to our latest documentation for the most up-to-date list of supported file formats: Supported File Formats For documentation on older versions of PrizmDoc Viewer, please see our documentation archive.

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