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C# .NET API for SVG Files – Coming Soon!
Aspose offers a wide variety of APIs to work with file formats. Considering your requirements and expectations, another exciting product, Aspose.SVG for .NET is in the making. We have researched many dimensions and strengths of SVG file format and then designed the API to satisfy almost all of your needs. The Document Object Model of Aspose.SVG for .NET API is completely in line with SVG specifications. It will be a feature-rich API that will allow loading, saving as well as … Continue Reading
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Font Kerning and Emulation using C# with Aspose.HTML API
You will be excited to know that Aspose.HTML API now supports Font Kerning. It will notably improve the quality of text rendering. In a nutshell, Kerning is the contextual adjustment of inter-glyph spacing. It is used to adjust the spacing between characters and is supported by many fonts. We have also implemented emulation of bold fonts which is useful in scenarios when some font is not available on a machine.
Moreover, we have improved the processing of HTML document modes … Continue Reading
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Export 3D Scene to HTML in C# and Java – 3D API
We are pleased to announce the September release of Aspose.3D API. It includes long-awaited support for exporting a scene to HTML format. This feature will enhance the capabilities of your applications and make them truly compatible with many more platforms. Moreover, considering you at the center of our APIs, more control has been shifted towards you by exposing geometric transformation properties. It lets you evaluate global transform, with or without geometric transformation, based on your requirements. For further information, please … Continue Reading
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Improved image rendering for HTML documents
Image rendering is one of the most widely used feature of Aspose.HTML for .NET API. We have further enhanced this feature with latest release. It enables you to render high fidelity images of your HTML documents. Another amazing addition in Aspose.HTML for .NET API is the support for CSS Drop Shadows. We have also resolved some problems related to text alignment in table cells. Few internal bug fixes have been incorporated and an error pertaining to MHT to XPS conversion … Continue Reading
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Merge HTML Templates using C# with Aspose.HTML for .NET 19.5
Your applications can have wonderful features with Aspose.HTML for .NET 19.5. This version lets you create and manipulate HTML documents even better. We have simplified the API to make it more user friendly as you are at the center of our development. For instance, we have prepared a specialized Aspose.Html.Converters.Converter object to unify all conversion scenarios available with Aspose.HTML library. Following is the sample code explaining how this can be utilized:
HTML Template Merger for C#
Another milestone achieved with … Continue Reading
Render Documents using Enhanced Splitting Algorithms in C# using Aspose.HTML for .NET
We are pleased to announce February release of Aspose.HTML for .NET 19.2 which can be downloaded from NuGet Gallery to be used in your .NET Applications. This version is basically a maintenance release which includes few internal improvements along with some bug fixes. We have improved page splitting algorithms which results in enhanced rendering of supported format documents. Few exceptions including ArgumentException and ApplicationException have also been resolved in latest version of the API. An overview of public API changes … Continue Reading
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Export Scene to AMF Format using C# and Java
We are pleased to announce the January release of Aspose.3D API. It includes long-awaited support to export a scene to AMF format, in the compressed mode as well as in uncompressed mode. Moreover, you can manually generate UV and associate it with the mesh with latest version of the API. In order to implement this functionality in your applications, please check the following demonstration of the API:
You can use the following … Continue Reading
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Improved Cascading Style Sheets Processing with Aspose.HTML for .NET 19.1
We are pleased to announce the January release of Aspose.HTML for .NET 19.1 which can be downloaded from NuGet Gallery to be used in your .NET applications. In this version, Cascading Style Sheet Processing has been improved so you can render the files with high fidelity. You will notice improved performance of the API as we have made some changes to decrease memory consumption while ensuring better performance. A few HTML and MHT rendering issues have also been resolved in … Continue Reading
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Detect Archive Based File Format and Work with AMF using C# or Java
We are pleased to announce December release of Aspose.3D API. It includes long awaited support for standard 3d printing format i.e. AMF. Additive manufacturing file format has been added to Aspose.ThreeD.FileFormat class. Moreover, Archive-based file format can also be detected with latest version of Aspose.3D API. Issue with AssetDirectory for relative path, and some other internal fixes have also been incorporated in this release. You can use following links to download Aspose.3D for .NET and Java APIs.
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Create HTML Documents with Improved Style Processing using C#
We are pleased to announce December release of Aspose.HTML for .NET 18.12 which can be downloaded from NuGet Gallery to be used in your .NET applications. In this version, we have improved event broadcasting as well as style processing which enables the rendering of HTML documents with enhanced fidelity. A few alignment related issues and incorrect page dimension problem has also been resolved in latest version. An overview of public API changes and improvements can be found in Release Notes… Continue Reading
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