GroupDocs.Annotation for Java API is a library that allows you to add annotations to PDF, Word and other documents on Mac, Windows or Ubuntu. GroupDocs.Annotation for Java is a native Java API for managing annotations with comprehensive support for creating, adding, editing, deleting, extracting and exporting annotations from images and various other documents. The full list of supported document formats you could see on this page. This library allows you to work not only with POTM document but also with many other types documents such as Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook emails, Visio, Adobe, OpenDocument, OpenOffice, Photoshop, AutoCad and many others. The GroupDocs.Annotation for Java API allows you to create and add new notes, edit annotations, extract comments, annotations, and remove them from documents. The library supports 13 different annotation types, including Text, Polyline, Area, Underline, Point, Watermark, Arrow, Ellipse, Text Replacement, Distance, Text Field, Resource Redaction in PDF, HTML, Microsoft Word documents, spreadsheets, diagrams, presentations, drawings, images and many other file formats. The example (please see below) demonstrates working with POTM document, in this example you could see the main steps of how to work with GroupDocs.Annotation: Setup a license, open a document you want to work with, creating an annotation, adding data objects to set annotation properties according to your requirements and saving the result to the needed place. Also you could have a look more detailed on the supported features on our github page, or in our product documentation.
GroupDocs.Annotation makes it easy for Java developers to add various annotation types to POTM files within any Java-based application by implementing a few easy steps.
GroupDocs.Annotation for Java APIs are supported on all major platforms and operating systems. Before executing the code below, please make sure that you have the following prerequisites installed on your system.
// Create an instance of Reply class and add comments
Reply firstReply = new Reply();
firstReply.setComment("First comment");
firstReply.setRepliedOn(Calendar.getInstance().getTime());
Reply secondReply = new Reply();
secondReply.setComment("Second comment");
secondReply.setRepliedOn(Calendar.getInstance().getTime());
List<Reply> replies = new ArrayList<Reply>();
replies.add(firstReply);
replies.add(secondReply);
// Create an instance of AreaAnnotation class and set options
AreaAnnotation area = new AreaAnnotation();
area.setBackgroundColor(65535);
area.setBox(new Rectangle(100, 100, 100, 100));
area.setCreatedOn(Calendar.getInstance().getTime());
area.setMessage("This is area annotation");
area.setOpacity(0.7);
area.setPageNumber(0);
area.setPenColor(65535);
area.setPenStyle(PenStyle.Dot);
area.setPenWidth((byte) 3);
area.setReplies(replies);
// Create an instance of Annotator class
Annotator annotator = new Annotator("input.bmp");
// Add annotation
annotator.add(area);
// Save to file
annotator.save("output.bmp");
annotator.dispose();
GroupDocs.Annotation makes it easier for Java developers to remove annotation details from POTM files within any Java-based application by implementing a few easy steps.
// Create an instance of Annotator class
Annotator annotator = new Annotator("C://input.bmp");
// Remove annotation by set type None
SaveOptions saveOptions = new SaveOptions();
saveOptions.setAnnotationTypes(AnnotationType.None);
// Save annotation to output file
annotator.save("C://output.bmp", saveOptions);
annotator.dispose();
GroupDocs.Annotation makes it easier for Java developers to update various annotation properties from POTM files within any Java-based application by implementing a few easy steps.
String outputPath = "UpdateAnnotation.bmp";
// Create an instance of Annotator class
Annotator annotator = new Annotator("input.bmp");
// Create an instance of Reply class for first example and add comments
Reply reply1 = new Reply();
reply1.setComment("Original first comment");
reply1.setRepliedOn(Calendar.getInstance().getTime());
Reply reply2 = new Reply();
reply2.setComment("Original second comment");
reply2.setRepliedOn(Calendar.getInstance().getTime());
java.util.List replies = new ArrayList();
replies.add(reply1);
replies.add(reply2);
// Create an instance of AreaAnnotation class and set options
AreaAnnotation original = new AreaAnnotation();
original.setId(1);
original.setBackgroundColor(65535);
original.setBox(new Rectangle(100, 100, 100, 100));
original.setCreatedOn(Calendar.getInstance().getTime());
original.setMessage("This is original annotation");
original.setReplies(replies);
// Add original annotation
annotator.add(original);
annotator.save(outputPath);
annotator.dispose();
LoadOptions loadOptions = new LoadOptions();
// Open annotated document
Annotator annotator1 = new Annotator(outputPath, loadOptions);
// Create an instance of Reply class for update first example
Reply reply3 = new Reply();
reply3.setComment("Updated first comment");
reply3.setRepliedOn(Calendar.getInstance().getTime());
Reply reply4 = new Reply();
reply4.setComment("Updated second comment");
reply4.setRepliedOn(Calendar.getInstance().getTime());
java.util.List replies1 = new ArrayList();
replies1.add(reply3);
replies1.add(reply4);
// Suggest we want change some properties of existed annotation
AreaAnnotation updated = new AreaAnnotation();
updated.setId(1);
updated.setBackgroundColor(255);
updated.setBox(new Rectangle(0, 0, 50, 200));
updated.setCreatedOn(Calendar.getInstance().getTime());
updated.setMessage("This is updated annotation");
updated.setReplies(replies1);
// Update and save annotation
annotator1.update(updated);
annotator1.save(outputPath);
annotator1.dispose();
GroupDocs.Annotation makes it easy for Java developers to annotate documents and extract annotation information from POTM files within any Java-based application by implementing a few easy steps.
// For using this example input file ("annotated.bmp") must be with annotations
LoadOptions loadOptions = new LoadOptions();
// Create an instance of Annotator class and get annotations
final Annotator annotator = new Annotator("annotated.bmp", loadOptions);
List annotations = annotator.get();
Add, remove, edit and extract annotations to POTM file right now by visiting GroupDocs.Annotation Live Demos website. The live demo has the following benefits
No need to download API
No need to write any code
Just upload the source file
Get download link to save the file
Files with POTM extension are Microsoft PowerPoint template files with support for Macros. POTM files are created with PowerPoint 2007 or above and contains default settings that can be used to create further presentation files. These settings can include styles, backgrounds, colour palette, fonts and defaults along with macros that consist of custom functions for doing particular task. They may also be opened by a previous version of PowerPoint with Open XML document support installed. POTM files can be opened in Microsoft PowerPoint for editing like any other PowerPoint file.
Read More About POTM File FormatUpdate annotation properties from some of the popular file formats as stated below.
(Adobe Portable Document Format)
(Microsoft Word Document)
(Microsoft Word Macro-Enabled Document)
(Microsoft Word Open XML Document)
(Microsoft Word Document Template)
(Word Open XML Document Template)
(Rich Text Document)
(Open Document Text)
(Microsoft Excel Binary File Format)
(Microsoft Excel Open XML Spreadsheet)
(Microsoft Excel Macro-Enabled Spreadsheet)
(Microsoft Excel Binary Worksheet)
(Open Document Spreadsheet)
(PowerPoint Presentation)
(PowerPoint Open XML Presentation)
(PowerPoint Open XML Slide Show)
(Microsoft PowerPoint Template)
(Microsoft PowerPoint Presentation)
(Microsoft PowerPoint 97-2003 Slide Show)
(OpenDocument Presentation)
(HyperText Markup Language)
(Tagged Image File Format)
(JPEG Image)
(Portable Network Graphic)
(E-mail Message)
(Microsoft Outlook E-mail Message)
(Microsoft Visio 2003-2010 Drawing)
(Microsoft Visio Drawing)
(Microsoft Visio 2003-2010 Stencil)
(Microsoft Visio 2013 Stencil)
(Autodesk Design Data Formats)
(AutoCAD Drawing Interchange)
(Digital Imaging and Communications in Medicine)
(Windows Metafile)
(Enhanced Metafile Format)