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Listed below are the current versions of TX Text Control:
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TX Text Control offers a rich set of formatting options to build fully fledged word processing applications.

This snippet illustrates how to add a context formatting bar to your application. The sample shows a button bar at the current selection.

This .NET based sample application illustrates how to implement the different cases known from Microsoft Word.

AutoFormat is an essential feature of all commercial word processing packages. This snippet illustrates how to add AutoFormat to your own applications.

This sample application illustrates how to create the small leading dots between the items and the prices on a menu card (for example) using TX Text Control .NET.

By trapping key strokes, this sample application illustrates how to create word processing documents that have protected ('read-only') areas using TX Text Control.

This sample application illustrates how to effectively format documents using some very simple document formatting techniques in TX Text Control .NET.

This sample application illustrates how to implement the different cases known from Microsoft Word in TX Text Control ActiveX.

Microsoft Word offers a 'track changes' feature. Very similar functionality can be implemented using TX Text Control. This sample illustrates such an implementation.

Programmatically selecting an entire page is an integrated feature of many word processing packages. This snippet illustrates how to select a page.

In some cases it is appropriate to read in a document row by row and not in one go. This source code snippet show you exactly how to do this.

Syntax highlighting is a feature of most programming editors. This source code snippet illustrates syntax highlighting implementation in TX Text Control.

Building on the idea discussed in the sample below, this source code snippet readdresses the question of syntax highlighting in TX Text Control.