Monthly Archives: October 2006

Aspose.Network 3.1 Released

Posted on October 5, 2006 by Iret

Dear Customers,

We’ve released Aspose.Network 3.1.

What’s new in this release:

  • Automatically detect authentication methods for sending E-Mail with SmtpClient (SMTP protocol implement)
  • Automatically detect authentication methods for ImapClient (IMAP protocol implement)
  • Automatically detect authentication methods for Pop3Client (POP3 protocol implement)
  • NET 2.0 optimized dll
  • Fixed partially trusted issue

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Posted in Kyle Huang |

Aspose.Spell 1.9.1 Released

Posted on October 4, 2006 by Romank

In this release:

  • Improved removal of duplicate words (extra space is removed now).
  • Fixed exception when spellchecking “S&P” and similar.
  • Added a tree of topics to the API Reference.

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Posted in Roman Korchagin |

Aspose.Words: We Eat Our Own Dog Food

Posted on October 2, 2006 by Romank

We now use Aspose.Words in the process of generating documentation for Aspose products.

We prepare documentation in Microsoft Word documents, and then use some logic plus Aspose.Word’s capability to convert DOC to HTML to produce HTML and CHM documentation.

The first documentation project built this way is Feature Overview for Aspose.Editor. Next in line is migration of all Aspose.Words documentation to this technology. Other Aspose components are likely to follow too.

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Posted in Roman Korchagin |

Aspose.Flash for .NET 1.3.3.0 released!

Posted on October 2, 2006 by Alcrus
Hot fix contains:
  • Fixed: Loading images stored in a flash movie as Jpeg with alpha channel.
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Posted in Alexey Zhilin |

Uploaded Nice Feature Overview for Aspose.Editor

Posted on October 1, 2006 by Romank

Please see http://www.aspose.com/Products/Aspose.Editor/Api/Index.html?url=FeatureOverview.html

This documentation is generated using a set of tools we’ve devloped. If you like it, then documentation for all Aspose components is going to follow this suit.

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Posted in Roman Korchagin |