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A “Hello, World!” code is often the first simple example to write uisng “GroupDocs.Watermark for Python via .NET”, and it can also be used as a sanity test to ensure the software intended to compile or run source code is correctly installed.

“GroupDocs.Watermark for Python via .NET” library allows you to add, search and remove watermarks from the documents in various formats. There are many other file formats are supported.

The following steps outline how to render a document to HTML format using the GroupDocs.Watermark for Python via .Net:

1. Import groupDocs.watermark.
2. Import groupDocs.watermark.watermarks class.
3. Initialize a Watermarker object with the path to the sample document.
4. Initialize an TextWatermark object with the desired text and font for watermark.
5. Call add() method to add the watermark.

Here is a “Hello, World!” example to demonstrate the working of the “GroupDocs.Watermark for Python via .Net” API:

import groupdocs.watermark as gw
import groupdocs.watermark.watermarks as gwo

def run():
    with gw.Watermarker("sample.docx") as watermarker:
        font = gwo.Font("Arial", 36.0)
        watermark = gwo.TextWatermark("top secret", font)
        watermark.x = 100.0;
        watermark.y = 250.0;

        watermarker.add(watermark)
        watermarker.save("result.docx")

Steps to run the sample application:

1. Download the Sample Application:

   • Download Hello World Sample Application

2. Run the Application:

   • Navigate to the directory containing the hello_world.py script.
   • Run the script:

     python hello_world.py
     

After running the application, you will find Docx document with added text watermark in the output directory.

This demo application references the GroupDocs.Watermark for Python via .Net code samples.