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Please make sure you meet the following requirements before downloading and running the examples.

1. Visual Studio 2013  or higher
2. NuGet Package Manager installed in Visual Studio. Make sure that latest NuGet API version is installed in Visual Studio. For details on how to install NuGet package manager please check http://docs.nuget.org/ndocs/guides/install-nuget
3. Go to Tools->Options->NuGet Package Manager->Package Sources and make sure that the option nuget.org is checked
4. Example project uses NuGet Automatic Package Restore feature therefore you should have an active internet connection. If you do not have an active internet connection on the machine where examples are to be executed please check Installation and manually add reference to GroupDocs.Classification.dll in the example project.

All examples of GroupDocs.Classification for .NET are hosted on GitHub.

• You can either clone the repository using your favorite GitHub client or download the ZIP file from here.
• Extract the contents of ZIP file to any folder on your computer. All the examples are located in the Examples folder.
• There are two Visual Studio solution files, one in Examples folder and one in Showcases folder.
• The projects are created in Visual Studio 2019, but the solution should be compatible with Visual Studio 2013 and higher.
• Open the solution file in Visual Studio and build the project.
• On first run the dependencies will automatically be downloaded via NuGet.
• Data folder at the root folder of Examples contains input files which CSharp examples used. It is mandatory that you download the Data folder along with the examples project.
• Open Program.cs file, all the examples are called from here.
• Uncomment the License file setting if you have a license.

Please feel free to reach out using our Forums if you have any issues setting up or running the examples.

If you like to add or improve an example, we encourage you to contribute to the project. All examples and showcase projects in this repository are open source and can be freely used in your own applications.

To contribute, you can fork the repository, edit the source code and create a pull request. We will review the changes and include it in the repository if found helpful.