Text Control: Digital Document Processing Components for Developers of Web, Mobile, Cloud and Desktop Applications

Understanding the Differences: Signing a PDF Document vs. Signing Signature Fields in a PDF in C#

This article explains the differences between signing a PDF document and signing signature fields in a PDF document using C#. It shows how to sign a PDF document and how to sign a signature field in a PDF document and differentiates between these two concepts.

How to Extract Attachments from PDF Documents in C#

ASP.NET

October 7, 2024

How to Extract Attachments from PDF Documents in C#

This article shows how to extract attachments from PDF documents using TX Text Control .NET Server for ASP.NET. The sample code extracts all attachments from a PDF document and saves them to disk.

Meet Text Control at DDC .NET Developer Conference 2024

ASP.NET Angular

October 7, 2024

Meet Text Control at DDC .NET Developer Conference 2024

We are sponsoring the DDC .NET Developer Conference 2024 in Cologne, Germany. This 4-day conference is a great opportunity to meet the Text Control team and learn about the latest technologies in the .NET world.

When to Generate Documents Server-Side Instead of Client-Side: A Focus on Data Security

ASP.NET

October 4, 2024

When to Generate Documents Server-Side Instead of Client-Side: A Focus on Data Security

When it comes to document generation, deciding whether to handle the task server-side or client-side is a key architectural decision for any organization. This article discusses the benefits of generating documents server-side rather than client-side, with a focus on data security.

White Paper: Digital Document Processing

Integrating digital document processing solutions, including collaboration, document sharing and electronic signatures, helps successful organizations serve their customers and support business continuity.

Implementing digital processes in business operations has a huge impact on how successful an organization is and will be-not just during a pandemic. The primary motivation for implementing digital document processes has been cost savings, but the current situation shows that these processes have a strategic impact on organizations.