Service Pack 3 for TX Text Control 13.0 released

Two weeks ago, we have released Service Pack 3 for all versions of TX Text Control 13.0. If you have not already done so, please take a look at the updated known issues list and install today.

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TX Text Control Feature Roadmap

The TX Text Control developer team is currently working on many interesting features and technologies for the next version of TX Text Control.
With TX Text Control, customers are always getting the latest developments in word and document processing. This article gives you a short overview of the most interesting technologies for the upcoming version.

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LATEST SAMPLES

	Setting the zoom factor using the mouse wheel Yesterday, we released a new sample application that shows how to implement a scroll mechanism that uses the mouse wheel. It illustrates how TX Text Control's MouseWheel event can be used to implement imaginative view modes or scroll possibilities. Read the full article
	Printing into a PrintPreview control TX Text Control .NET implements a print preview dialog that can be easily opened using the PrintPreview method. Sometimes, it is necessary to customize the print preview dialog partly. Using the Print method of TX Text Control, it is possible to print the contents to a standard .NET PrintPreviewDialog. Read the full article
	Drag and Drop images into TX Text Control .NET We have just uploaded a new sample to our source code library that illustrates how to drag and drop images from the Windows File Explorer directly into TX Text Control. The images are placed at the current mouse position. Additionally, it is possible to drop multiple images at once. This sample utilizes the implemented drag and drop events of TX Text Control. Read the full article
	Restarting a numbered list We have just published a new sample application that shows how to restart a numbered list in TX Text Control .NET. It illustrates how to provide the user a feature that allows the current list item to be reset and how to continue the following list item using the TX Text Control API. Read the full article

LATEST BLOG ENTRIES

You are TX Text Control

Learning about the projects in which our customers deploy TX Text Control has always been high up on our list of priorities. We are always interested in finding out exactly what our customers would like to see in the next version of TX Text Control. We achieve this by offering high quality support services and engage in regular dialog with our customers. In order to strengthen this dialog, we have just set up a new forum in the TX Text Control forum area.

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Is there a table at the current mouse position?

In our sample applications, we show how to open a context menu for table properties when the current input position is inside a table. Sometimes, however, it is necessary to open a context menu when the input position is not inside a table.

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