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Hello guys, let’s check out what’s new for you in Aspose.Words for C++ 19.8 release.

Markdown Features (.md Format)

Markdown is a simple way to format plain text that can easily be converted to HTML. Markdown features currently supported by Aspose.Words are {Headings, Block quotes, Horizontal rules, Bold emphasis, Italic emphasis}. The Markdown feature implementation mostly follows the CommonMark specification in Aspose.Words API and all the features are represented as corresponding styles or direct formatting. Which means that:

• Bold

Following list highlights major features and you will also learn how you can use Aspose.Words for Java 19.8 to:

• Define default options for ChartDataLabels of ChartSeries
• Access the revised version of a Document
• Aspose.Words for Java is tested on Java 12. It works fine both on Oracle JDK 12.0.2 and OpenJDK 12.0.2.
• Aspose.Words for Java will now use simplified TIFFImageWriter when external TIFF image libs (JAI, etc.) are not available.

Define Default Options for ChartDataLabels of ChartSeries

The ChartDataLabelCollection class … Continue Reading

Hello guys, let’s check out what’s new for you in Aspose.Words for Java 19.7  release.

Support for Markdown Features

Markdown is a simple way to format plain text that can easily be converted to HTML. Markdown features currently supported by Aspose.Words are {Headings, Block quotes, Horizontal rules, Bold emphasis, Italic emphasis}. The Markdown feature implementation mostly follows the CommonMark specification in Aspose.Words API and all the features are represented as corresponding styles or direct formatting. Which means that:

• Bold

In this post, we will see how to compare two Word Documents by using C++ with Aspose.Words for C++ 19.6 API.

C++ MS Word Document Comparison

You can use Document.Compare method to compare two Word documents to see the difference between them. This method mimics Microsoft Word’s Compare feature and produces document difference as a number of edit and format revisions. The main idea is that if we reject all revisions then we get a document that is equal to … Continue Reading

Guys, let’s check out what’s new for you in Aspose.Words for Java 19.5 release.

Paragraph Style Separator in Word Documents

A style separator can be added to the end of a paragraph using the Ctrl + Alt + Enter Keyboard Shortcut into MS Word. This feature allows for two different paragraph styles used in one logical printed paragraph. Starting from Aspose.Words 19.5, you will be able to identify either a paragraph break is a Style Separator or not. The Paragraph.BreakIsStyleSeparator … Continue Reading

Guys, lets check out what’s new for you in Aspose.Words for Java 19.4 release.

Cold Startup Time Improved

Starting from this version, we have improved cold startup time by 10% and also reduced the parsing time of Fields during a MailMerge operation.

Additional Text Positioning Operators

To overcome the issues with inaccurate text positioning with some printers, the AdditionalTextPositioning flag can be used which specifies whether to write additional text positioning operators or not. The downside is the increased PDF … Continue Reading

Guys, lets check out what’s new for you in Aspose.Words for Java 19.3 release.

Release JAR Upgraded to JDK 7

We have upgraded the release JAR of Aspose.Words for Java from JDK 6 to JDK 7. This means that if you are referencing Aspose.Words for Java from Maven then you will have to update the classifier value to jdk17 as follows:

<dependency>
    <groupId>com.aspose</groupId>
    <artifactId>aspose-words</artifactId>
    <version>19.3</version>
    <classifier>jdk17</classifier>
</dependency>

Preserve Representation of Legacy Control Characters While Exporting Document to OOXML

Some document … Continue Reading