What's new in TX Text Control 12.0

TX Text Control 12.0 introduces a whole range of table improvements.

Superior Formatting Options

Additional features have been added to give end users more control of how tables are formatted at page breaks. In the new version, it is possible to insert a forced page break at any cell in a table, using the CTRL+ENTER key combination.

This causes the whole table row to move onto the next page.

Additionally, a new formatting attribute is available that can be used to specify that a complete row is moved onto the next page, if at least one line of text has already been pushed onto the next page.

Specify Minimum Cell Height

With the goal of creating aesthetically pleasing tables, a minimum cell height can now be specified. Should a cell contain more content that the minimum height of the cell allows, it grows in order to accommodate the additional content.

All of these features can be set using the built in dialog box (see screenshots below) or directly from program code, using the TableCellAttribute property.

Size and Formatting

Frame and Color

Download TX Text Control Trial Version

If you would like to try out this new or updated feature, you can download the fully-featured sixty day trial version. No features have been disabled - the only limitation is that they will expire after sixty (60) days at which point, your application will cease to function:

 TX Text Control .NET Trial Version

 TX Text Control ActiveX Server Trial Version

 TX Text Control ActiveX Trial Version

Request a Free Update

If you purchased TX Text Control 11.0 four weeks previous to the release of TX Text control 12.0, you are entitled to a free update.

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