We have just updated our TX Text Control developer reference card that gives a quick overview of the different products and supported platforms, .NET frameworks, IDEs or Windows versions.
Feel free to download the PDF version here:
Today, we released Service Pack 1 for TX Text Control RapidSpell .NET 15.1.
Please take a look at the updated known issues list at:
You can download the service pack at:
http://www.textcontrol.com/en_US/downloads/sps/
As ever, our support team is waiting to answer your questions. Full contact details at:
http://www.textcontrol.com/en_US/support/
We just returned from a great conference week in Darmstadt where Germany's largest .NET conference took place.
A lot of great speakers and the industry leading component vendors met to share their knowledge with the highly professional attendees. We had a lot of great discussions on our micro-booth where we presented our latest versions and projects including a co-operation with the leading UI component vendor. This co-operation will be officially announced in the next weeks.
I was very happy that our booth was very crowded. The interest in our new version 15.1 was very high and we also gathered interesting input from existing users. Thanks for all your support! On our booth, we distributed our new great looking "TX" Text Control baseball caps.
On Tuesday, I gave a fully occupied session about the Open XML SDK 2.0 (December 2009 CTP) presenting the advantages and the limits of using the SDK to create documents.
The next conference where you can see TX Text Control is the Visual Studio 2010 Launch in Las Vegas (12-14 April).
An enthusiastic user of TX Text Control recently published an open source project that provides a Microsoft CWnd-based wrapper for TX Text Control ActiveX 15.1.
Generally, ActiveX controls can be easily imported into MFC-based projects, but these wrappers around ActiveX controls are incomplete. This project contains wrappers for the TXTextControl, TXButtonBar, TXRulerBar and TXStatusBar. The TXWrapper class itself acts like a parent window for the TX Text Control components. Additionally, some helper classes and a sample application is part of the project.
If you plan to use TX Text Control ActiveX in a Visual C++ MFC project, I can really recommend this wrapper. It is all you need to start a TX Text Control word processing application using VC++.
Please visit the project's website on SourceForge to learn more about the wrapper or to download the files. All further contributions are welcome.
http://sourceforge.net/projects/txwrapper/
We just released the partner website www.document-automation.net that provides information about the new joint venture Document Automation Alliance.
The Document Automation Alliance is a joint venture between TX Text Control® and GrapeCity® (FarPoint); two companies that provide market-leading products and innovation in document processing.
The idea is to provide developers a one-stop competence center to gain information on how to effectively automate Microsoft® Office documents without attempting to deploy Microsoft® Office.
Together, TX Text Control® and GrapeCity® (FarPoint) have nearly 40 years of experience in the creation, modification and conversion of documents.
Read more about this joint venture on our dedicated website:
http://www.document-automation.net/
This is the official blog to the full range of TX Text Control word processing components. We post sample applications, news stories, technical articles and tutorial on a very regular basis.
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