TX Text Control 30.0 and TX Spell .NET 9.0 Have Been Released
by Bjoern Meyer November 29, 2021 | ActiveX ASP.NET Reporting Windows Forms WPF Release
We are happy to announce the immediate availability of TX Text Control 30.0 for all platforms including ASP.NET, Windows Forms, WPF and ActiveX and TX Spell .NET 9.0 for all .NET based platforms.
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Sneak Peek 30.0: MS Word Compatible Comments
November 16, 2021Version 30.0 is in the works and one of the major features will be the support of MS Word compatible comments. This article gives an overview of this collaboration feature.
Detect Toggle Button Changes
November 11, 2021This article shows how to detect changes of toggle buttons in the ribbon of the web editor using a MutationObserver. The state of a toggle button in the ribbon visualizes the state of a certain property. For example a toggled list button shows, that the current input position belongs to a list.
Deploying the Document Viewer to Azure App Services
November 8, 2021Unlike the document editor, the document viewer doesn't require a TCP synchronization service to render the document. But it also requires a backend that runs on a Windows Server instance. This article shows how to deploy the backend and how to connect the viewer to this backend.
Two Ways to Restart Numbered Lists
November 3, 2021In TX Text Control, numbered lists are continued by default and need to be reset when required. There is more than one way if you want to restart numbered lists in a document. In this article, two different approaches will be outlined.
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