Using ActiveX controls with the latest MSIE patch

The latest patch for Microsoft's Internet Explorer changes the way in which ActiveX controls must be used in HTML pages. This article shows how to initialize TX Text Control ActiveX in Internet Explorer without the default inactive mode.

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New Demo: Document Management with TX Text Control

We have recently released a new basic sample for TX Text Control .NET Server. This sample illustrates how TX Text Control .NET Server can assist developers in creating sophisticated document management projects.

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LATEST BLOG ENTRIES

Copying the complete content into the clipboard

This blog entry shows how to programmatically copy the complete content of TX Text Control .NET into the clipboard.

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Does TX Text Control fit my requirements?

Last year, we started a very successful service called 'Feasibility Discussion'. It is dedicated to developers who are planning a new project in which word processing is required.

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Changing FieldTypeData of a specific field

This small code snippet shows how to change the FieldTypeData property of an existing field, using TX Text Control ActiveX.

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TECHNICAL QUESTIONS? PURCHASE DECISIONS?
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