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Monthly Archives: April 2010
Priority Support – Now Available
At Aspose we pride ourselves on the quality of our technical support; we put a huge amount of effort into our support operation to ensure that if our customers need our help they can get in contact with skilled staff members to ensure they can get a suitably appropriate and timely answer.
As we have grown an increasing number of customers have expressed the need for “instant” support, these customers have needs that are usually attached to a deadline … Continue Reading
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Create Pareto, Step or Scatter charts or set secondary axis, custom axis labels or data point labels in your Java applications
Aspose.Report for Java 1.6.0 has been released. This release includes support for Pareto, Step and Scatter chart types. Now Aspose.Report for Java supports 13 most popular chart types.
This release also allows you to set secondary X and Y axis for your charts. Custom labels are also supported by this release which allows you to create axis labels of your choice.
Support for data point labels has also been included in this release. This feature is supported for Bar charts … Continue Reading
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Aspose.Words with Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 RC
Some customers have reported they cannot build an application with Aspose.Words in Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 RC.
We confirm you cannot build a project if you select one of the following Target framework settings in the Project Properties:
- .NET Framework 3.5 Client Profile
- .NET Framework 4.0 Client Profile
The error message is “… it has a dependency on Sysem.Web … which is not in the currently targeted framework”.
Yes, Aspose.Words has a dependency on System.Web to provide a … Continue Reading
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Calculate Formulas beyond Excel 2003 Restriction and Apply 3D Chart Effects with Aspose.Cells for .NET 4.9.0
We are pleased to release Aspose.Cells for .NET 4.9.0 for the users.
In the new version, we have provided new features and enhanced some existing features. The component is now capable to calculate formulas that exceed MS Excel 2003 row/column limitation. It also supports MS Excel 2010 Sparklines feature. We have further enhanced the Formula Calculation Engine. You can also implement 3D effects for MS Excel 2007 Charts, the APIs are available now. There are some useful features added to the new version: … Continue Reading
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Word Object Model without Word
This article is a call for your feedback. In the August 2009 we had to drop Aspose.Editor but left are functional pieces which can be reused in Aspose.Words, well, if you need them…
In past times developers relied on Word Object Model and VBA for their automation needs. Today Microsoft recommends VSTO and OOXML but still out there could be useful applications written in VBA, or you might be interested to port those to .NET, or you’d like to leverage … Continue Reading
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The Rendering Fidelity of Footnotes
This article is a technical blurb mostly about why it is taking so long for us to support footnotes and endnotes in Aspose.Words when rendering documents to PDF, XPS or printing. This post looks at how Microsoft Word handles some tricky layouts and even reveals some obscure flaws. It might be interesting to Aspose.Words customers who are waiting for footnotes to be supported or to any other developer whomever pondered about document layout.
As you might know one of the
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TOC Update and MERGEFORMAT Supported by Aspose.Words for .NET 9.0
We are happy to announce that a top priority feature (40+ requests logged in our defect database) is now implemented in the recently released Aspose.Words for .NET 9.0. TOC fields are now updated along with others!
TOC stands for Table of Contents and is represented by the TOC field in a Microsoft Word document. TOC entries may be built from:
- Paragraphs having the HeadingN style where N is the level of the heading
- Paragraphs having special styles specified in the
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