Revised Sample: Converting Text to a Table

This article explains how to create a table of contents in Windows Forms using the ribbon or programmatically. Creating a table of contents is required to organize large documents. For example if you write a thesis or paper with different chapters. It also gives a good overview of the structure of the document.

In 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.

In an older sample, I showed how to implement a paste special functionality by accessing the clipboard directly using .NET functionality. In version 15.0, we implemented this functionality directly into the Paste method. A new implementation of this method allows you to pass a ClipboardFormat in the constructor. public void Paste(ClipboardFormat format); The available formats can be retrieved using the GetClipboardFormats method. This method returns an array of the available formats.…

I just found an interesting solution from our support staff while reviewing our support cases of the last week. A user was trying to convert a table into normal text. Thanks to TX Text Control's easy-to-use Table and TableCell classes, this task is quite easy to solve. The following method converts every 1-dimensional (not nested) table to normal text. The table and the separator must be passed in the parameters of the method. private void ConvertTableToText(Table Table, string Separator) {…