Yearly Archives: 2010

Gekom used .NET Word API to Generate Invoices from User Input and Word template

Posted on October 24, 2010 by Gekom

About Gekom

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Gekom is an online web application that offers small companies and freelancers a secure, reliable, and easy way to manage their customers’ quotes and invoices wherever they are. Gekom customers can quickly create and download an invoice in order to send it by e-mail or print it out.

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During the development of Gekom, one of the major difficulties was to find the right way to handle document generation. While using a database engine to store user input … Continue Reading

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Apply Security Options in Excel to PDF Conversion in C#

We have published Aspose.Cells for .NET v5.1.4 for the users.

In this version, we have supported encrypting PDF documents. You may utilize API from the newly added namespace: Aspose.Cells.Rendering.PdfSecurity. The GridWeb control has re-organized its API structure now. The GridDesktop control allows you to import/export Excel files with Auto-Filters.

There are some other enhancements and fixes too.

Download URL: https://products.aspose.com/cells/net… Continue Reading

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Access Notes Information from MS Outlook PST Files with Aspose.Network for .NET

We are pleased to announce the release of a new version of Aspose.Network for .NET v5.8. API for accessing Notes information from Outlook PST has been added in this version. You can get the list of notes in a collection and get subject, body, creation date, color etc of each individual note.

Sample code to get all notes from PST:
// load the Outlook PST file
string strBaseFolder = @”C:\Emails\”;
string strPSTFile = @”PersonalFolders.pst”;
PersonalStorage pst = PersonalStorage.FromFile(strBaseFolder + strPSTFile);
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Only 214 files remain to autoport – 18th Oct 2010

It’s been only five days since my previous report, but I cannot wait to say what a great progress we had.

Today’s Aspose.Words for Java stats are:

  • Total source files 2413
  • Only 214 have autoporting problems = 8.8%
  • The rest 2199 of the C# source files are totally automatically convertable to Java.

In these five days we managed to review and make portable 311 files. Almost all document conversions modules are now portable. With all of the other supported formats, we are finally going … Continue Reading

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Need to use Aspose in your development products? We’re now offering SDK licenses!

Over the years our products have evolved into the most powerful, independent libraries available for managing files. No other solutions offer the type of comprehensive file support and features that Aspose libraries deliver. Now, other companies can provide that same powerful functionality to their audience through our tools.

If you produce a product that can be enhanced by the functionality we provide, please be sure to visit our newly updated SDK Policy Page. Similarly if you’re using another library… Continue Reading
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Autoporting Aspose.Words for Java Progress – 13th Oct 2010

Today’s stats are:

  • Total source files 2413
  • 1888 compiles on Java okay = 78.2%
  • 525 has autoporting problems = 21.7%

Comparing to the previous report we have made 47 C# files autoportable. That’s 8% of the previous 572 files still to fix. This allows to make some estimates. If we keep this pace, then we need about 12 weeks more to make all files compile in Java. That’s only all compile. We will need time to get all unit tests going, … Continue Reading

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Text rotation, Image rotation, basefont, dt, dl, menu & alt tags

Putting another feather in the crown, a new version of Aspose.PDF for .NET has been released with a better support for rendering XML and XSLT file contents. With the release of this version, ImageRotation and TextRotation have also become more stable. Nonetheless, the support for <alt>, <dir>, <menu>, <dl>, <dt>, <dd>, <basefont> and many other HTML controls has been provided.

In order to view a complete list of fixes and to download Aspose.Pdf for .NET 4.7.0, please visit https://products.aspose.com/pdf… Continue Reading

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Access MS Exchange Server Public Folders using Aspose.Network for .NET

We are pleased to announce the release of a new version of Aspose.Network for .NET v5.7. We added support for reading Public Folders from Microsoft Exchange Server and downloading messages from folders/sub-folders. Below is the simple C# code for getting the list of all public folders: // Connect to Exchange Server.

NetworkCredential credential = new NetworkCredential(username, password, domain);
ExchangeWebServiceClient client = new ExchangeWebServiceClient(mailboxURI, credential);
// Get list of public folders
ExchangeFolderInfoCollection folders = client.ListPublicFolders();
// Display folder name and sub-folder
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Better WMF and EMF Rendering to Raster Graphics using Java

A new stable version of Aspose.Metafiles for Java 1.7.0 is released. This release version provides remarkable support for rendering complex WMF & EMF files into Windows raster graphics format. Nevertheless, now users have the capability to get Metafile’s DPI, position, and size in internal metafile units, and also, users can get the number of metafile units per inch.  This product release has also proven a steady response while using in Java Applets.

In order to view a complete list of … Continue Reading

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Autoporting Aspose.Words for Java Progress – 4th Oct 2010

Posted on October 4, 2010 by Romank

In the previous post we celebrated all unit tests passed for a completely autoportable Aspose.Foundation (or internal library).

Now we are back to making the remainder of Aspose.Words C# source autoportable.

I used to treat the actual number of classes in Aspose.Words as confidential and disclosed the progress as percentage only e.g. 73% done. But I just remembered that anyone can easily count the number of classes in any .NET assembly in ildasm or Reflector so I don’t think it makes sense … Continue Reading

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