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Convert STL to FBX or glTF GLB Programmatically using Java
STL files represent 3-dimensional surface geometry and are frequently used for rapid prototyping, 3D printing, and computer-aided manufacturing. You can convert an STL file to FBX or GLB (Binary glTF) programmatically using Java.
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Add Watermark to Excel Worksheets using C#
Watermarks are one of the ways to protect Excel files from being used illegally. Often, a watermark defines the ownership of the copyrighted content. In this article, you will learn about adding watermarks to Excel files programmatically. Particularly, the article will cover how to add watermark to Excel worksheets using C#.
Convert PostScript EPS/PS File to PNG or JPG Image using C++
Converting PostScript EPS/PS files to regular image formats is a common task that you may be required to do. If you have a large number of such files, it will be more efficient to convert them programmatically. In light of this, this article will teach you how to convert PostScript EPS/PS files to PNG or JPG image format using C++.
Add or Update Table of Contents in Word using Java
Table of Contents (TOC) in a Word document gives you an overview of the content of the document. Also, it allows you to navigate to a particular section of the document. In this article, you will learn how to work with the table of contents in Word documents programmatically. Particularly, the article covers how to add or update a table of contents in Word documents using Java.
Convert Visio VSD/VSDX File to Image Programmatically in C#
Microsoft Visio drawings are frequently used in organizations for different design purposes. You can convert a Visio Diagram file to an image format programmatically using C#. This conversion is helpful because images can be shared and previewed easily as compared to the drawing formats VSD, VSDX, etc