Category Archives: Document Imaging

New in V23: LEADTOOLS Showing it’s EXCEL-lence

Posted on 2024-03-06 by Ryan Fritz

With the release of LEADTOOLS V23 comes the NEW LEADTOOLS Excel API and NEW Excel Web Editor! Built with our award-winning Document SDK Technology, both the LEADTOOLS Excel API and the LEADTOOLS Excel Web Editor put spreadsheet technology in the … Continue reading →

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Extract QR Codes from PDF Files Using LEADTOOLS

Posted on 2024-01-24 by Ryan Fritz

QR codes have solidified themselves as an integral part of modern information exchange, offering a quick and efficient way to store and retrieve data. With LEADTOOLS, you can extract over 100 barcode types from any of our 165+ supported file … Continue reading →

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Extract QR Codes from PDF Files Using LEADTOOLS

Posted on 2024-01-24 by Ryan Fritz

QR codes have solidified themselves as an integral part of modern information exchange, offering a quick and efficient way to store and retrieve data. With LEADTOOLS, you can extract over 100 barcode types from any of our 165+ supported file … Continue reading →

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Document Comparison Made Easy with LEADTOOLS!

Posted on 2023-11-27 by Zac Ferraresi

Creating an application to compare changes made to documents or images of documents can be an unnecessary burden on development time…unless of course, you simply use our Document Compare SDK! LEADTOOLS includes an interactive comparison navigator that allows users to … Continue reading →

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Implement your Document Cache in the Cloud

Posted on 2023-10-11 by Ryan Fritz

With the LEADTOOLS Document Service, you can choose how you want to manage and store cached documents. We have new samples for implementing cloud solutions for your Document Service’s caching capabilities, allowing you to utilize Azure or AWS for your … Continue reading →

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