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Monthly Archives: December 2013
Improved Project data recalculation with Aspose.Tasks for .NET 6.2.0
We are pleased to announce the release of Aspose.Tasks for .NET 6.2.0.
In continuation to our last month’s release, this month’s release further extends the automatic recalculation of project’s dependent data feature. We have further enhanced the recalculation of a project’s tasks dependent data with respect to task type and resource options (efforts). This includes recalculation of :
- Fixed unit task and its assignments
- Fixed unit task effort driven and its assignments
- Fixed work task effort driven and its assignments
Posted in Aspose.Tasks Product Family
Manipulate Outlook Calendar Attachments and Reminders using Java
We are pleased to share that Aspose.Email for Java 3.7.0 has been released with a number of enhancements and bug fixes.
Aspose.Email API has been field proven for manipulating different types of email messages and working with appointments. Adding as well as retrieving attachments information from messages has been part of the API since the very beginning; however, the same was missing till yet for appointments/calendar files. We are glad to share that Aspose.Email API now supports adding, retrieving and … Continue Reading
Posted in Aspose.Email Product Family
EWS support for managing Calendar items now availalbe with Aspose.Email for .NET 3.7.0
Aspose.Email for .NET 3.7.0 has been released with a number of new features, enhancements and bug fixes.
Aspose.Email’s Exchange Web Service (EWS) client already provides the capability of adding messages as well as creating contacts and tasks. This month’s release further empowers the EWS client by introducing a new feature of creating, updating and deleting calendar items on exchange server. The online article, Working with Calendar items using EWS client, provides a detailed example of this new feature.
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Posted in Aspose.Email Product Family
Multilevel chart category axis and enhanced SmartArt rendering support available in Aspose.Slides for .NET 8.2.0
We proudly present the release announcement for Aspose.Slides for .NET 8.2.0. This is one of major releases whereby we have introduced some new features and have fixed some of major issues incurring in the earlier versions.
We have enhanced the support for SmartArt loading, saving, editing, and 2d-rendering of objects. The improved support for setting the SmartArt background color and SmartArt text rendering has been included in this release.
We have introduced the support for setting multilevel chart categories in … Continue Reading
Introducing Aspose.Slides for Andriod 1.1.0
We are proud to share the release announcement of Aspose.Slides for Android 1.1.0. This new component has been built on top of our award winning product Aspose.Slides for Java, and inherits all the features and capabilities from that product except rendering options at the moment. The component empowers Android developers to work with PowerPoint presentations in their applications without any dependence on Microsoft PowerPoint. For more information about the product capabilities, please visit product description page.
Aspose.Slides for Android … Continue Reading
Improved rendering support available in Aspose.Slides for Java 8.1.0
We like to present Aspose.Slides for Java 8.1.0. This is primarily a maintenance release whereby we have focused over many presentation rendering issues. We have addressed issues like missing transparency effects, improper color rendering, improper image and text rendering in generated PDF and slide thumbnails.
We have also made improvement in rectifying the PDF and thumbnail rendering issues across different platforms including Window, Ubunu and CentOS.
To see a complete list of fixes and to download Aspose.Slides for Java 8.1.0, … Continue Reading
Print a Range of Excel Sheets to PDF using Aspose.Cells for Android 3.0.0
We are pleased to announce the release of Aspose.Cells for Android 3.0.0. In this release, you can print a desired number of pages generated in Microsoft Excel to PDF. Aspose.Cells allows you to specify how many pages are generated when converting an Excel spreadsheet to PDF file format. The following sample code illustrates on how to limit the number of pages in the output PDF file that is generated from an Excel template file:
String sdCardPath = Environment.getExternalStorageDirectory().getPath()+ File.separator; Posted in Aspose.Cells Product Family Tagged Calculate Excel formulas, Chart to Image, Excel Files, Excel to PDF, Limit the number of pages generated, OOXML API, Sheet to Image, export Excel workbooks to PDF, render MS Excel file formats, render images files from Charts, rendering Charts, retrieve External Data Sources Details
Ignite Technologies used Aspose.Cells for .NET within Right90 for intuitive Sales Forecasting
About Ignite Technologies
As the leader in Enterprise Performance Acceleration, its powerful enterprise software platform helps organizations grow revenue, optimize expense and accelerate transformation through a model where every customer has access to every product in our portfolio.
Right90 Sales Forecasting is one of the leading products which helps manufacturing companies see and manage changes to their sales forecasts. Right90 is intuitive enough for anyone to use and provides actionable insight to help managers stay alert to changes, be confident … Continue Reading
Posted in Aspose.Cells Product Family, Aspose.Cells, Success Stories
Introducing Aspose.Tasks for Java
We are pleased to announce the launch of Aspose.Tasks for Java, an API that empowers Java application developers to write applications that manage and manipulate Microsoft Project documents without worrying about the complexity of Microsoft Project format implementation. Our .NET component for managing project documents, Aspose.Tasks for .NET, has been in the field for a long time already and has proven record for processing project documents.
Aspose.Tasks for Java
Aspose.Tasks for Java is a Microsoft Project document creation, … Continue Reading