This year, we will be exhibiting at the DWX Developer Week that takes place in Nuremberg from June 20-23, 2016. The conference covers all topics around .NET, web and mobile development. Besides other top-notch speakers, Scott Hanselman will be a keynote speaker at this conference. That implies loads of knowledge bundled with loads of fun.

A merge block repeats the content based on the number of data rows or instances in an IEnumerable object. Typically, a merge block is a table row or a table. But a merge block is also perfect to create numbered lists based on database content.

In the current version of MailMerge, the Merge method accepts a DataTable and a DataSet. The MergeObject and MergeObjects methods merge an object or collections of objects into a loaded template. In version X14 (no release date known yet), the MailMerge class accepts a JSON object as the data source

TX Spell .NET comes with a core assembly and separate assemblies for the Win32 platforms Windows Forms and WPF. When using TX Spell .NET with the non-UI version of TX Text Control ServerTextControl, the core class TXTextControl.Proofing.TXSpell needs to be used. This article shows how to use spell checking with the non-UI ServerTextControl class.

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