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      <title>TX Text Control Format Painter Sample Released</title>
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      <description><![CDATA[Upgrading TX Text Control differs by edition. For .NET Windows Forms, update assembly references and the licenses.licx version number. For ActiveX, change class IDs and OCX references in Visual Basic project files, Internet Explorer pages, and IIS or ASP server applications.]]></description>
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