What's New in X11
We regularly release major updates to our libraries, adding new features and responding to customer requests.
Find replace
Find and Replace Dialog
The built-in find and replace dialog boxes have been extended with several new features. The search process is no longer limited to the main text, it can be continued in text frames and in headers and footers.
Sections
Sections and Pages
The new properties <em>PageStart/SectionStart</em> and <em>PageLength/SectionLength</em> have been added to get the information where a certain page or section begins and how many characters it contains.Clipboard operations
Customize clipboard behavior with new clipboard features. TX Text Control ActiveX X11 provides an interface that enables a programmer to change the default behavior for pasting data from the clipboard. The new ClipboardFormats property and the new Paste method have been implemented to support this feature.
Find and replace dialog
Extended find and replace with support for text frames. The built-in find and replace dialog boxes have been extended with several new features. The search process is no longer limited to the main text; it can be continued in text frames and in headers and footers. The new FindOptions member MatchWholeWord locates only instances of the search text that are whole words.
Sections and pages
New properties for retrieving and selecting sections and pages. The new properties PageStart/SectionStart and PageLength/SectionLength have been added to retrieve information about where a certain page or section begins and how many characters it contains. The methods PageSelect and SectionSelect can be used to select a specific page or section.
Table programming
Improved table programming with enhanced selection methods. The table programming interface of TX Text Control ActiveX X11 has been improved significantly. The Table.Select method allows selecting a specific part of a table defined by two table cells. It is now possible to define a start row and column, as well as an end row and column, to select all cells in between.
Object fading in headers and footers
Objects in headers/footers are faded when inactive. Objects, including images and OLE objects, are grayed out if the HeaderFooter object is not activated. If a header or footer is active, the objects in the main text are rendered with a lower opacity.
New font settings dialog
New font settings dialog with superscript and subscript. The Font settings dialog of TX Text Control ActiveX X11 has been improved with Position settings such as Superscript and Subscript and a new, modern dialog layout.