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    Merge files

    If you decide to write from scratch a program for merging multiple documents into a single file, it’s not going to be a cakewalk. Even for those file types that have open-sourced their specifications, it could be a tricky and time-consuming process. You will have to learn all the format’s peculiar properties, write your code and then check how it works over a wide range of files with different content, layout, internal structure, formatting etc.

    When talking about proprietary formats the initial task becomes even more difficult - big companies don’t want you to know how everything works inside. Therefore, if you want to combine different files into one the possible solution is to reverse engineer needed formats.

    Happily it’s not the only way to solve the task because GroupDocs.Merger for Python via .NET library has already done the most difficult part of the work for you and provides a simple and convenient API to merge multiple files into one programmatically.

    All you have to do is to reference GroupDocs.Merger for Python via .NET inside your project and write a couple lines of net code. The list of supported file formats that you can merge together is quite wide and you can find it here.

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    Try online

    You can try to merge files online and download results for free using GroupDocs.Merger Live Demo

    Please check the articles listed below to learn more about how to merge PDF or Microsoft Word documents, Microsoft PowerPoint presentation or Excel spreadsheets and other file types.

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