TX Text Control .NET for Windows Forms / Infragistics ribbon bar sample released

We have just released the long awaited sample that shows how to use TX Text Control .NET for Windows Forms in combination with the Infragistics ribbon bar. The project contains adapter classes for each ribbon group that can be easily re-used in other projects.

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SP1 for TX Text Control RapidSpell .NET for Windows Forms 15.1 released

Most users have already updated their projects to the latest version of TX Text Control RapidSpell .NET for Windows Forms 15.1, which is already at service pack 1 status. Download the service pack for TX Text Control RapidSpell .NET for Windows Forms 15.1 from our service pack section.

Download the SP1 for TX Text Control RapidSpell .NET for Windows Forms 15.1

Visit TX Text Control at Microsoft Tech·Ed North America 2010

Time goes by so fast: Only three weeks ago, we celebrated the launch of Visual Studio 2010. Today, we are announcing our participation at Microsoft TechEd North America 2010 in New Orleans, LA (June, 7-10).

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Contribute to our documentation

To support the community idea, we have implemented a user contribution system. It allows you to post comments not only to blog entries, but also - and this is the more interesting part - to the documentation area on our website.

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TX Text Control security wizard available

In order to run the BrowserTextControl component in Internet Explorer, the .NET Framework security mechanism Code Access Security (CAS) must be adjusted. This sample shows how to deploy a Windows Forms application using ClickOnce that adjusts the security settings.

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How to clone a table row using TX Text Control .NET for Windows Forms

This sample shows how to clone a specific table row without adding a new table row and copying the cell's content.

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Registration-free COM applications with TX Text Control ActiveX

Many of you might be familiar with the complex set of problems when different versions of deployed non-managed DLLs end up in serious conflicts. The magic word is registration-free COM. The idea behind this technology is that each application uses their own set of DLLs that are not longer globally shared. In other words: An ActiveX control must no longer be registered.

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Back from DevConnections Visual Studio 2010 Launch

In case you missed the blog, we presented our new versions and future plans for TX Text Control at the Visual Studio 2010 launch in Las Vegas.

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View the TX Text Control / Infragistics demo online

We published our TX Text Control / Infragistics ribbon demo on labs.textcontrol.com. The demo has been published using ClickOnce and can be started directly from our demo website. An installation of the TX Text Control or Infragistics trial version is not required to view this implementation.

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TX Text Control used for award-winning 3D movie Avatar

Have you seen the academy award-winning movie Avatar? Maybe in 3D? Then you probably saw the 3D subtitles rendered by TX Text Control .NET for Windows Forms.

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A deeper look at TX Text Control .NET for Windows Forms's Page class

The Page class has been part of TX Text Control's API since version 14.0. In case you have not used it, or you were not aware of such a class, this post should give you an overview of it and it's benefits.

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