X15: Protected Documents Explained Simply

Using TX Text Control X15, documents can be protected by restricting the formatting and editing of content. When protecting a document, it is possible to define whether the document is completely locked or formatting can be applied.

Service Pack 3 for TX Text Control X14 Released

Recently, we released new service packs for all versions of TX Text Control X14 including Windows Forms, WPF, ActiveX and ASP.NET.

X15: Inserting Client-Side Images using JavaScript

Using JavaScript API enhancements, client-side images can be added to documents. All supported image types can be added as Base64 encoded strings and inserted at character position, anchored to paragraphs or fixed on pages.

Impressions from NDC London 2018

Recently, we exhibited at NDC London 2018 in the Queen Elizabeth II Centre in the heart of London city. Together with other NDC partners, we presented our products and services in the expo area where food, coffee and refreshing drinks were served.

X15: Adding MS Word Form Elements to TXTextControl.Web

TX Text Control X15 allows the insertion and manipulation of MS Word compatible merge fields and form field elements.

Best Practices for Adding Ribbon Tabs, Groups and Buttons to the TXTextControl.Web Ribbon Bar

TX Text Control .NET for ASP.NET is shipped with a fully-featured Ribbon control and ready-to-use Ribbon tabs for all typical tasks of TX Text Control. This article explains the easiest way of adding new content to the existing ribbon bar by loading pre-designed HTML using jQuery into the ribbon DOM.

ReportingCloud: Introducing API Keys for Client Authentication

We introduced API Keys as a new authentication method to call the ReportingCloud API. An API Key is a token that a client provides when making API calls. Instead of sending your username and password using the Basic authentication, a created API Key token is used.

X15: Merging Data into Chart Objects

Version X15 comes with new Chart Tools ribbon tabs in the TX Text Control ribbon bar in all .NET platforms including Windows Forms, WPF and ASP.NET. They allow users to insert and adjust chart objects out-of-the-box.