Why to merge different documents?
There are a lot of common yet crucial reasons to merge documents. Let's understand the need with a use-case:
Real estate
When you buy or lease a property, you have to go through a lot of documentation (e.g. mortgage, loan application, agreements, various expense recordings). Such a documentation is mostly recorded in multiple file formats (e.g. PDF, Word, Excel, Presentation). Isn't it super if you compile all the documents into a single understandable format such as PDF.
About the API
GroupDocs.Merger for .NET is a back-end, UI-Agnostic API that could easily be integrated or implemented in any (new or existing) .NET application irrespective of platform and framework dependencies.
Implementation
Please have a look at the code below:
using (Merger merger = new Merger(@"c:\document1.pdf"))
{
merger.Join(@"c:\document2.doc");
merger.Join(@"c:\document3.ppt");
merger.Join(@"c:\document4.xls");
merger.Save(@"c:\merged.pdf");
}
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