Text Control at DevConnections in Las Vegas
DevConnections 2012 wrapped up with demonstrations of TX Text Control X8, TX Spell .NET features, and previews of upcoming additions like data-bound chart controls in the MailMerge component. A booth visitor won the Microsoft Surface Windows 8 tablet raffle on the final day.
It was a fantastic conference week in Las Vegas at DevConnections 2012. We were very happy to see so many TX Text Control users and friends at our booth. Thanks so much for your business and your feedback.
We presented new features of TX Text Control X8, TX Spell .NET and upcoming features and technologies such as data-bound chart controls in our MailMerge component.
Below are some more impressions of the last 2 days including our happy winner of the Microsoft Surface Windows 8 tablet:
See you next year!
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