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Merge EPS Files Programmatically in Java

EPS is a vector often used by the image processing professions to retain the high quality of the images. For instance, an EPS file can support customizations without affecting the quality of the image. However, sometimes you might need to merge different EPS files. In accordance with such requirements, this article covers how to merge EPS files programmatically in Java.

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Merge XPS Files Programmatically in C#

XPS files are based on XML Paper Specifications which represent page layouts. They include information about appearance and printing layouts. Sometimes you might want to merge multiple XPS files for further processing of data. In accordance with such requirements, this article explains how to merge XPS files programmatically in C#.

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Merge EPS Files Programmatically in C#

An EPS file is a vector graphic stored in an Encapsulated PostScript Format. They can contain text, graphics, or other visual content. Its scalability feature makes it a preferred choice of graphic designers to save banners, billboards, and other large print jobs. However, sometimes you may need to merge multiple EPS files. This article covers how to merge or combine EPS files programmatically in C#.

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Insert Text or Image in XPS using C#

XPS files contain fixed page layout information including the layout, appearance, and printing information for a document. You can insert some text or image into an XPS file programmatically in C#.

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Merge XPS Files Programmatically in Java

XPS format consists of XML markup which explains visual representation or rendering rules for a document. In certain cases, you may need to merge or combine many XPS documents. For such use cases, this article covers how to merge XPS files programmatically in Java.

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Insert Text or Image in XPS Programmatically in Java

XPS files are based on XML paper specifications which are used to save information about the appearance, layout, and printing. You can easily insert any text or image into an XPS file programmatically in Java.

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Convert EPS or PS to SVG in C#

EPS or PS files contain vector graphics and are commonly used by designers. They can contain high-resolution images including shapes or text and are often used for billboard printing or building wraps. In some scenarios, you might need to convert an EPS or PS file to an SVG image. This article covers how to convert EPS or PS PostScript files to SVG in C#.

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Convert XPS or OXPS to Word DOCX/DOC in C#

XPS and OXPS files are used for printing purposes as they produce high-quality prints on any resolution. In some scenarios, you may want to convert an XPS or OXPS file to a Word file in DOCX or DOC format. In accordance with such scenarios, you can make the files editable as per your requirements.

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Convert XPS to JPG or PNG Image in Java

XPS files are used to save documents in the page description language. You may need to convert an XPS file to an image for previewing the contents or creating thumbnails. In accordance with such scenarios, this article covers how to convert XPS to JPG or PNG images using Java.

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Convert XPS or OXPS to Word Document using Java

XPS and OXPS files are often preferred owing to their resolution-independent nature to create high-quality printing output. In certain cases, you might need to convert an XPS or OXPS file to a Word document. This article discusses how to convert XPS or OXPS documents to a word file with DOCX or DOC file extension programmatically in Java.

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