Back from DevIntersection in Las Vegas
Text Control sponsored and exhibited at the DevIntersection conference in Las Vegas, unveiling TX Text Control X10 and its reporting features. The booth highlighted the flow layout approach that merges word processing concepts with data-driven document generation workflows.
We are back from DevIntersection where we exhibited as a sponsor and unveiled our upcoming version X10. We had a blast at our booth demoing our latest reporting features and the new designer.
TX Text Control X10 gives you powerful Flow Type Layout Reporting thanks to the concept of combining word processing with reporting functionality.
It was a lot of fun talking to so many interested attendees about our products - thanks to all for stopping by our booth. Find below some impressions of our booth area:
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