First Day at BASTA! 2012 - Some Impressions
Text Control exhibited at BASTA! 2012 in Mainz, Germany's largest .NET developer conference, showcasing TX Text Control X8 and TX Spell .NET 3.0. The first day brought strong developer feedback through booth demos, followed by an evening expo reception for technical discussions.

We are here at BASTA! 2012 in Mainz, the largest .NET focused conference in Germany. It was a very good first day - thank you very much for all your positive feedback on TX Text Control X8 and TX Spell .NET 3.0.
Below are some impressions of the first day at our booth area:
Tonight at the expo reception, attendees can enjoy free drinks in a relaxing atmosphere at our booth and talk about our products, the industry or simply about programming. We look forward to interesting discussions.
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