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Remove MP3 Tags in Java

When the metadata is not really required, you can eliminate it. In this article, we will learn how to programmatically remove different MP3 tags in Java. Precisely, we will see the removal of ID3v1, ID3v2, Lyrics, and APEv2 metadata tags from mp3 files within the Java application.
· Shoaib Khan · 3 min

Remove Annotations from PDF or Word Documents using C#

Annotations are commonly used in documents for pointing out different observations and providing feedbacks for discussion. We discussed in a separate articles, how to add different annotations to PDF and Word documents using C#. Today, this article discuss how to remove annotations from documents like PDF and Word DOC/DOCX files using C#.
· Shoaib Khan · 3 min

Add or Remove Annotations or Markup PDF files using C#

No more long discussions within long email threads on the content of the document(s). You can use annotations to markup documents with personalized messages and their replies. This article discussed how to programmatically annotate PDF files to markup documents using C#. Additionally, we will also discuss how to remove annotations from PDF files.
· Shoaib Khan · 4 min

Read MP3 Tags using C# - (ID3, Lyrics, APE)

There are different metadata standards that are used with MP3 files. Various types of data can be stored using different standards. In this article, we will discuss how to read different MP3 tags using C#. Specifically, we will learn to extract ID3v1, ID3v2, Lyrics, and APEv2 metadata tags from the mp3 files within the .NET application.
· Shoaib Khan · 3 min

Convert Presentations to Images in Java

Welcome developer! you are hopefully here to programmatically convert some of your presentation slides to image formats. This could be needed when we want to share specific slide(s) as images or you want to create thumbnails from the presentations. In this article, you will learn how to convert the PPT or PPTX presentation slides into JPG and PNG images in Java.
· Shoaib Khan · 3 min

Find Homophones in Multiple Files in Java

Synonyms are words with similar meaning, and Homophones sounds the same but are different in meanings or spellings. We learned to find synonyms in multiple documents using Java. Today, in this article, we will see how to search homophones within multiple documents using Java.
· Shoaib Khan · 3 min

Convert Presentations to Images using C#

Probably you want to use your presentation slides within web applications or you want to use its slides thumbnails. In such cases, you need to convert your PowerPoint presentation slides to images. In this article, you will learn how to convert the PPT or PPTX presentations into JPG and PNG images programmatically using C#.
· Shoaib Khan · 3 min

STL File Viewer using Java

STL (STereoLithography) file format is vastly used for 3D CAD drawings and printing. On the other hand, there are many other formats that are more portable than STL. Here comes the requirement to render the STL format into other formats. In this article, we will discuss how to render the STL files into PDF format using Java. In addition to this, we will convert the STL files to HTML, JPG, and PNG formats within Java application using examples.
· Shoaib Khan · 3 min

Remove MP3 Tags using C#

MP3 files could contain metadata of various standards. Sometimes you do not require certain metadata information. We can quickly remove these metadata MP3 tags programmatically. In this article, we will discuss how to remove different MP3 tags using C#. Precisely, we will learn to remove ID3v1, ID3v2, Lyrics, and APEv2 metadata tags from the mp3 files within the .NET application.
· Shoaib Khan · 3 min

Find Homophones in Multiple Files using C#

Words that sound the same but are different in meanings or spellings are Homophones. Whereas, the words that spell the same, but differ in meaning or pronunciation are HomographsHomonyms can either be homophone or homograph; or both. Let us not confuse and automate it. In this article, you will learn how to search homophones within multiple documents using C#.
· Shoaib Khan · 3 min