Search
Sort Score
Result 10 results
Languages All
Labels All
Results 8,161 - 8,170 of 8,705 for

latest

(0.04 sec)

  1. How to Run Aspose.Words in Docker|Aspose.Words ...

    Integrate Aspose.Words functionality into your application using Docker regardless of what technology is in your development stack. Learn how to use Aspose .Words in a Docker container in C#.... Install the latest Aspose.Words version from NuGet...

    docs.aspose.com/words/net/how-to-run-aspose-wor...
    more..

  2. GIS and Geo Formats for Effective Data Management

    The overview covers commonly used GIS and Geo file formats in GIS applications, including vector data formats, raster data formats, web map formats, database formats, and other formats. It discusses popular formats such as Shapefile, GeoJSON, KML, PostGIS, Oracle Spatial, Microsoft SQL Server Spatial, GPX, NTF, Mapbox Vector Tile, SVG, TopoJSON, and OGC GeoPackage. This information helps readers choose the appropriate format for their geospatial data and optimize their GIS applications.... to upgrade to the latest version; Add Aspose.GIS for...

    products.aspose.com/gis/net/gis-formats/
    more..

  3. ENVI format

    The ENVI format is a file format commonly used in remote sensing and image processing applications. It is specifically designed to store and manipulate geospatial data, including satellite imagery, aerial photographs, and other types of remotely sensed data. The ENVI format is known for its flexibility and ability to handle multi-dimensional data, allowing for complex analysis and visualization of geospatial information. It supports various data types, such as multispectral, hyperspectral, and LiDAR data, and provides a range of metadata to describe the characteristics of the imagery. The ENVI format is widely supported by commercial and open-source software in the remote sensing field, making it a popular choice for storing and sharing geospatial data.... to upgrade to the latest version; Add Aspose.GIS for...

    products.aspose.com/gis/net/gis-formats/envi
    more..

  4. IPTC with Geotagging

    IPTC (International Press Telecommunications Council) is a standard metadata format used for describing and organizing digital media, including images. When combined with geotagging, IPTC allows the addition of geolocation information to images, providing precise location data associated with the content. Geotagging with IPTC enhances the contextual information of images, enabling accurate documentation, efficient searchability, and improved organization of geographically related content. It facilitates the integration of geolocation data into workflows and applications, empowering users to leverage location-based information for various purposes such as journalism, asset management, and digital media analysis.... to upgrade to the latest version; Add Aspose.GIS for...

    products.aspose.com/gis/net/geotag-photo/iptc
    more..

  5. IPTC with Geotagging

    IPTC (International Press Telecommunications Council) is a standard metadata format used for describing and organizing digital media, including images. When combined with geotagging, IPTC allows the addition of geolocation information to images, providing precise location data associated with the content. Geotagging with IPTC enhances the contextual information of images, enabling accurate documentation, efficient searchability, and improved organization of geographically related content. It facilitates the integration of geolocation data into workflows and applications, empowering users to leverage location-based information for various purposes such as journalism, asset management, and digital media analysis.... to upgrade to the latest version; Add Aspose.GIS for...

    products.aspose.com/gis/net/geotag-photo/iptc/
    more..

  6. Comparing VSTO with Aspose.Cells for .NET|Docum...

    Class Libraries & REST APIs for the developers to manipulate & process Files from Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Visio, PDF, CAD & several other categories in Web, Desktop or Mobile apps. Develop & deploy on Windows, Linux, MacOS & Android platforms....download page and download the latest Aspose.Cells installer. Run...

    docs.aspose.com/cells/net/comparing-vsto-with-a...
    more..

  7. Microsoft SQL Server Spatial Format

    Microsoft SQL Server Spatial Format is a geospatial data storage format developed by Microsoft for storing and managing spatial data within SQL Server databases. It supports various types of geospatial data, such as points, lines, and polygons, and provides functions for querying and analyzing the data. The format uses a binary format to store the geospatial data and is designed to work seamlessly with other Microsoft technologies, such as Bing Maps and Azure. It is widely used in industries such as transportation, real estate, and urban planning.... to upgrade to the latest version; Add Aspose.GIS for...

    products.aspose.com/gis/net/gis-formats/microso...
    more..

  8. Mapbox Vector Tile (MVT)

    Mapbox Vector Tile (MVT) is a file format for storing and rendering geospatial vector data, enabling fast and interactive maps with high performance. It uses vector tiles to efficiently display geographic features, supporting various data types and delivering flexibility and scalability for creating dynamic maps.... to upgrade to the latest version; Add Aspose.GIS for...

    products.aspose.com/gis/net/gis-formats/mvt/
    more..

  9. Aspose.OMR-Bubbles letters - Free Support Forum...

    is there any way to replace the letters inside the bubbles from English to Arabic letters ?...usually good, especially in latest smartphones, but poor lighting...

    forum.aspose.com/t/aspose-omr-bubbles-letters/2...
    more..

  10. index.xml

    2.0 http://www.w3.org/2005/Atom Documentation – Get Started of C++ https://docs.aspose.com/pdf/cpp/get-started/ Recent content in Get Started of C++ on Documentation Hugo -- gohugo.io Mon, 01 Nov 2...... Make sure that latest NuGet API version is installed...Operating System, download the latest version of the API from the...

    docs.aspose.com/pdf/cpp/get-started/index.xml
    more..