Below is an excerpt from a new article in our documentation, click here to view the full article and download source code.

This article can be useful to anyone who wants to submit an XPS document to the unmanaged XpsPrint API from a .NET application. But the main goal of this article is to show how to print a word processing document from an ASP.NET or Windows Service application using Aspose.Words and the XpsPrint API.

Problem

When you develop a .NET … Continue Reading

In the last few days we have already blogged about most of what was coming up in Aspose.Words for .NET 7.0.0 so here is just a brief recap and a collection of useful links.

Field Update Engine V1.0

Aspose.Words for .NET can now update fields that are most frequently used in mail merge and report generation.

It was first announced in this blog post. With some changes it became the first topic in the Working with Fields section in … Continue Reading

How about creating an application that generates DOC files, or maybe converts DOC and DOCX to PDF and much more, all on openSUSE or Ubuntu? Yes, you can run Aspose.Words for .NET with Mono and take the exciting document processing capabilities really multi-platform.

Aspose.Words has been known to work on Mono for quite a while, yet conversion to PDF (rendering) was not working. Document rendering was a major feature that we first released at end of 2008 and it worked … Continue Reading

9 (nine) 5-star reviews on 411asp.net for Aspose.Words for .NET.

http://www.411asp.net/func/review?tree=411asp/assembly/document/pdf&id=5840910&rid=&qry=aspose%2Ewords

But the latest is March 2007. A bit old… Anybody wants to add more there to refresh?

Thanks to all.… Continue Reading

http://antscode.blogspot.com/2009/03/advanced-word-mail-merge-component.html

http://advancedmailmerge.codeplex.com/

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What is Windows Azure?

The Windows Azure Platform (Azure) is an internet-scale cloud services platform hosted in Microsoft data centers. Azure enables developers to quickly and easily create applications running in the cloud using their skills with the .NET Framework.

Applications running in Windows Azure essentially run inside 64-bit virtual machines running Microsoft Server 2008. Each virtual machine provides .NET Framework 3.5 and can provide an ASP.NET environment.

Why Aspose.Words in Azure?

Azure provides services to run applications and store … Continue Reading

Just tested that Aspose.Words for .NET 6.6 installs and demos run on:

• Windows 7 RC
• Visual Studio 2010 Beta 1
• .NET Framework 4.0

Below a screenshot of a Vritual PC running Windows 7, Visual Studio 2010 and the Aspose.Words web demo application rendered a document for viewing in a browser.

Just a reminder that Aspose.Words for .NET is shipped with two assemblies net1.1\Aspose.Words.dll and net2.0\Aspose.Words.dll. The former is to be used when building applications for .NET Framework 1.1 (and even … Continue Reading

Document Toolkit is a product of First Floor Software and provides a fast and feature-rich XPS document viewer library for Silverlight. The XML Paper Specification (XPS) is a fixed document format similar to PDF. In order to render Word documents in Silverlight, Document Toolkit requires the document to be converted to the XPS format first.

Aspose.Words for .NET is a document processing library by Aspose and provides document conversion to the XPS format. Aspose.Words supports all modern Word documents formats … Continue Reading