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| With the release of TX Text Control 31.0 for ASP.NET, Windows Forms and WPF, we will fully support .NET 5, 6 and 7 (Preview) within Visual Studio 2022 including designer support, NuGet packages and deployment support. |
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| Sneak Peek 31.0: Signature Fields |
In TX Text Control 31.0, we will introduce native signature fields that can be used to add electronic and digital signatures to documents. These new fields will be compatible to the ASP.NET DocumentViewer to acquire signatures.
Inserted signature fields can be used to digitally sign documents when exported to Adobe PDF or to request signatures in Acrobat Reader. |
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| Using QR Codes to Open Documents in Document Portals |
One of the major applications for Text Control digital document processing components is the creation and processing of invoices and other document types.
This sample application shows how to add QR codes to document pages that open documents in a portal using the DocumentViewer. |
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| New Live Demos: PDF Forms Processing, Creating PDFs and PDF Security |
| We published new live demos to show the supported PDF functionality of TX Text Control. In 8 samples, you can learn how to create PDF documents, how to process forms and how to add security features to PDF documents using the Text Control API. |
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| Using Document Viewer Collaboration Features in Angular |
| The TX Text Control DocumentViewer allows users to navigate through tracked changes and to add annotations in browser and mobile views. This article shows how to use those features in the Angular component. |
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