Monthly Archives: January 2022

Extract Text from PowerPoint Files in Python

In various scenarios, the text is extracted from the documents for further processing such as in text analysis, classification, etc. Among other documents such as PDF and Word, PowerPoint files are also used in text extraction. Therefore, this article aims to show you how to extract text from PowerPoint files in Python. We will cover how to extract text from a specific slide or the whole presentation.

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Create Flowchart Programmatically in C#

Flowcharts are created or designed to represent different workflows. In certain situations, you may need to create flowcharts to manage different situations. This article covers how to create a flowchart diagram programmatically in C#.

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Read Outlook MSG Files in C#

MSG is a popular file format used by MS Outlook to store email messages, contacts, appointments, etc. While working with email automation from within your .NET applications, you may need to read MSG files. To accomplish that, this article covers how to parse and read Outlook MSG files in C#. Moreover, we will demonstrate how to fetch attachments from an MSG file programmatically.

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Create Scanned PDF to Excel Converter with OCR using C#

Scanned PDF files contain data in image format and sometimes you may need information from such documents. In certain situations, a scanned PDF file can contain numeric information which may need to be manipulated in Excel. In accordance with that, you can perform OCR operations and create an Excel file. This article covers how to create a scanned PDF to Excel converter with OCR feature programmatically using C#.

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Create a Flat ZIP Archive in C#

Often, you get a ZIP archive that contains other ZIP archives inside it forming a nested structure of the archives. In such cases, you may want to get a flat structure by extracting all the inner ZIP archives into the outer archive. To perform this operation programmatically, this article shows how to create a flat ZIP archive in C#.

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Convert USDZ to OBJ File in Java

USDZ is an unencrypted and uncompressed ZIP archive for storing Universal Scene Description files. They are popularly used by different organizations to show their products online with the help of augmented reality. However, you might need to convert USDZ to an OBJ file, in some use cases. Accordingly, this article explains how to convert a USDZ file to an OBJ file programmatically in Java.

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Convert DWG to EMF or WMF in Java

DWG files contain vector image data and metadata written with binary coding and are widely used for designing purposes. In particular scenarios, you may want to convert DWG to image format. Considering such requirements, this article covers how to convert a DWG file to an EMF or WMF image programmatically in Java.

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Convert PCL to PDF Document in Java

PCL stands for Printer Command Language which is a Page Description Language and is used to control printing devices. In some scenarios, you might need to convert PCL files to PDF files to make it compatible with multiple operating systems. This article covers how to convert PCL to PDF files programmatically in Java.

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Convert PowerPoint PPT to Animated GIF in Java

Animated GIF has the ability to contain a number of images in a single file. Therefore, PowerPoint presentations are often converted to GIF files where each image in the GIF represents a slide. To perform the conversion programmatically, this article covers how to convert a PowerPoint PPT or PPTX presentation to an animated GIF in Java. Furthermore, you will learn how to customize frame size, the delay between slides, and frames per second programmatically.

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