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Currently, Aspose.Words Documentation includes a description of all the exciting Aspose.Words feature in a single table. This is historical. Aspose.Words 1.0 was released in 2003 with a pretty small set of features and using a simple table to describe it all was sufficient. After that, due to rapidly rising popularity we’ve been so busy on Aspose.Words development that some essential areas such as marketing documentation (for example Feature Overview) suffered from the lack of our attention.

We are currently working to update Aspose.Words marketing documentation … Continue Reading

Today’s Aspose.Words for .NET 4.2.6 release contains the following fixes and new features (most interesting new features are highlighted):

DOC

• 3192 – Document throws “Unable to read beyond the end of the stream.
• 3184 – Document throws “Item has already been added. Key in dictionary: “1062” Key being added: “1062”.
• 3147 – Image in header is ignored.
• 3119 – ‘Unknown structure of an INCLUDEPICTURE field’ exception on document load. 
• 3094 – Support versions in DOC.
• 3089 – UpdateFields should take

A set of great development practices allows the Aspose.Words Development Team to confidently release new maintenance versions as soon as there are enough fixes or new features ready. The effect of this is most of the issues reported by customers and evaluation users are resolved quickly, in a matter of days.

In the three months March – May 2007 we’ve released five maintenance versions of Aspose.Words for .NET with over 80 enhancements, new features and fixes.

Today’s Aspose.Words for .NET 4.2.5 release … Continue Reading

This is a maintenance release that addresses several issues reported by Aspose.Words customers in importers/exporters as well as some new features.

The highlight of this release is the support of CSS shorthand attributes in HTML import. The very populat “font”, “margins”, “padding” and “background” attributes are now supported.

HTML

• 3061 – Support “font” shorthand CSS attribute in HTML import.
• 3054 – Import generic font families from HTML.
• 3042 – Support “padding” shorthand CSS attribute in HTML import.
• 3041 – Support “margins”

This is a maintenance release, here is what’s been done:

New Features

• API documentation now shows values of enumerations. This is helpful for customers who use Aspose.Words from classical ASP.
• Vertical text in table cells and textboxes is now exported to PDF.
• Footnotes and endnotes are now exported to PDF.
• The size of generated files is optimized – if the same image occurs multiple times in the document it is written to DOC, HTML and PDF files only once.
• All CSS

Have you checked Aspose.Editor – our word processing control for Windows Forms and ASP.NET?

I’m proud to announce that the latest version of Aspose.Editor runs seamlessly in Internet Explorer so you can build ASP.NET applications that feature WYSIWIG editing of Microsoft Word documents in the browser.

Forget about using HTML editors to edit Microsoft Word documents – it ain’t gonna work. Use a specialized control that’s been designed exactly for Microsoft Word documents.

When loading the demo page it might … Continue Reading

This is a maintenance release. Here is what’s been fixed:

RTF

• Duplicate error when using ImportNode. 
• Images appear smaller when RTF (from Crystal Reports) is converted to PDF 

DOC

• Null reference error when saving a document.
• Loading DOC with CoordSize zero throws exception 
• ‘Not expected other image formats here.’ exception during Wml2Doc conversion.

WordML

• Saving WordML document that has hyperlinks but has no Document.BaseUri throws
• Local path is escaped incorrectly when exporting to WML 
• Support well-known color names in w:color elements 

The complete article is here Add DOC to PDF and Other Conversions to Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 with Aspose Components.

This article describes how you can add an ability to convert DOC to PDF (DOC2PDF) to Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 (MOSS) using Aspose.Words and Aspose.Pdf.

Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 includes a new feature that allows to convert documents from one format (content type) to another. You can use document conversions to transform your content to … Continue Reading