Author Archives: Romank

EPUB is an open digital book format. There are now many publishers, stores and reader software for EPUB books. While PDF is for paginated documents, EPUB is for reflow-centric documents that makes them easy to read on various mobile devices.

EPUB export was first made available in Aspose.Words for .NET in December 2008, but we only briefly mentioned it at that time.

Now I would like to mention EPUB again because of another great news. The recent release of Adobe … Continue Reading

We are adding more technical articles in the “How To” style to the documentation. Let us know if you like it and what else do you want to learn.

In the meantime enjor the new articles:

• Add a Watermark to a Document
• Convert an Image to PDF
• Find and Highlight Text
• Produce Multiple Documents during Mail Merge

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What’s New

• About 50 fixes and enhancements
• Support for Glossary Document in OOXML import/export.
• New classes GlossaryDocument, DocumentBase, BuildingBlock and enums.

To see all fixes and download http://www.aspose.com/community/files/51/file-format-components/aspose.words-for-.net-and-java/default.aspx

Aspose.Words Supports Glossary Documents in OOXML

The ECMA-376 specification (2.12 Glossary Document) defines the glossary document as:

Here is an offer:

For the entire month of April 2009 we will code for you for free!

If you are evaluating or using Aspose.Words and cannot be bothered with a new component/API and just prefer the code done for you – ask us. The Aspose.Words technical support and development team is happy to assist.

How to Apply

1. Post your request in the Aspose.Words Forums. Specify that you need a Custom Code.
2. Specify your requirements as best as you can

Question: How?

Answer: Use Aspose.Words for Reporting Services.

This is a recent (although not latest) feature, but I really love it and would like to take this opportunity to mention it again.

Microsoft Report Viewer out of the box allows export only to PDF and HTML when working in the Local Mode.

We’ve just made a demonstration video about how easy it is to:

Export reports to DOC, OOXML, RTF or WordprocessingML from Microsoft Report Viewer working in the Local … Continue Reading

Hi all,

When Aspose.Words was being designed 5 or so years ago there was no OOXML and even WordprocessingML was relatively new. We did our best to design a document object model that is rich yet easy to use and resembles Microsoft Word Automation.

One of the main classes is Section. The document object model is a tree of nodes in Aspose.Words. The root node is the Document object and the next level down is Section.

This resulted … Continue Reading

Hi,

We’ve just released Aspose.Words for .NET 6.2.0 and I would like to describe some of the exciting changes we’ve done.

Performance Improvements in the Rendering Engine

Thanks to users who’ve been testing (should I say stress testing) our product we’ve been able to track down and fix some sore spots in our rendering and page layout code.

One issue was causing memory not to be released soon enough after rendering. The fix makes sure all memory used during document … Continue Reading

Thanks to customers who have recently submitted some new Case Studies for Aspose.Words. It was especially nice to finally get a case study for Aspose.Words for Java.

See the list of Case Studies here http://www.aspose.com/community/files/51/file-format-components/aspose.words-for-.net-and-java/category1240.aspx

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More than 50 fixes and enhancements. Check the download out http://www.aspose.com/community/files/51/file-format-components/aspose.words/entry163323.aspx

Next release planned for end of February.… Continue Reading