The look and feel of the TX Text Control ActiveX Server section has been updated. In the new sub-section 'Applications', three key applications areas of TX Text Control ActiveX Server ('convert', 'modify' and 'create') have been described in detail.
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The look and feel of the TX Text Control ActiveX Server section has been updated. In the new sub-section 'Applications', three key applications areas of TX Text Control ActiveX Server ('convert', 'modify' and 'create') have been described in detail.
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