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Build a Word Processor in 2 Minutes

A short video demonstrates building a complete word processor with TX Text Control .NET for Windows Forms in two minutes. The five steps include dragging toolbar, editor, and status bar components onto the workspace, setting properties, adding a menu, and writing minimal code.

Build a Word Processor in 2 Minutes

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We have just released a short movie that illustrates how to build a fully featured word processor, using TX Text Control .NET for Windows Forms in just two minutes.

5 Steps to a Word Processor

The movie illustrates the following five simple steps:

  1. Drag components - toolbar, editor and status bar - onto workspace
  2. Set properties
  3. Add a menu
  4. Write a few lines of easy code
  5. Compile and you're done!

Launch Movie

Click on the screenshot above right to launch the video (flash required).

Need Support? Call Me!

If you need any help getting started with TX Text Control .NET for Windows Forms or have any questions about this video tutorial, please get in contact with me. I am only too happy to assist you with all matters relating to TX Text Control .NET for Windows Forms.

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