Category Archive: Aspose.Diagram Product Family

We are pleased to offer the new version of Aspose.Diagram for .NET 4.1.0. This version allows developers to glue shapes together with connection points. A connection point is a special point on a shape that can be used to “glue” other shapes to it. When developers glue a shape to a connection point, the shapes stay connected, even if one of the shapes is moved. All users are encouraged to update to this latest version. You’ll see this feature in … Continue Reading

We are pleased to announce that the first release of Aspose.Diagram for Java is available. Aspose.Diagram for Java is a ported version of Aspose.Diagram for .NET. We port it to ensure that our Java customers get the same set of features as our .NET customers and can play with Microsoft Visio objects. We are pleased to present the first release of the autoported Aspose.Diagram for Java. This product is enriched and offers the same quality standards as its ancestors.

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We are pleased to announce the availability of Aspose.Diagram for .NET 4.0.0. Users can now upgrade to the latest release. This new release has covered three areas as accurate fetching of properties, the impact of changing Windows Regional Settings when exporting the Visio drawings and layout perfections.

Fetching Shape and User-defined Cell Properties

In previous version, a few shapes and user-defined cell properties were not retrieved correctly. Based on a scenario, in a Visio drawing, there were three shapes having … Continue Reading

We are pleased to announce the release of Aspose.Diagram for .NET 3.9.0. This release brings a number of fixes and enhancements that are summarized in this blog post. This release typically deals with hyperlink navigation improvements, but also covers reading user-defined cell values and wrong position problems with the text of shapes.

Connecting Visio Drawings

We already support connecting Microsoft Visio drawing to any other document and web sites using hyperlinks. In the recent past, we noticed a number of … Continue Reading

Aspose.Diagram for .NET 3.8.0 has been released. We’re pleased to announce that from this new release, developers can add a new page by its ID. To do so, they can easily calculate a maximum page ID and increment it. The new Page (int ID) constructor allows you to pass the page ID. You’ll find this feature in the following help topic: Insert a New Blank Page into a Visio Drawing

Another improvement is exporting Microsoft Visio drawings to EMF format. … Continue Reading

We are pleased to announce the release of Aspose.Diagram for .NET 3.7.0. With this release, developers can get a page by its name. Previously, it wasn’t possible to find the exact page ID, and then get the page.  It is now simple and easy. Now, just pass the exact page name.  Although, users can practice either page ID or name: the PageCollection.GetPage method allows you to do that. You can find the details of this feature in the following help … Continue Reading

We are pleased to announce the release of Aspose.Diagram for .NET 3.6.0. This release includes new features and improves Microsoft Visio drawing loading and rendering for image file formats and HTML, especially with German operating systems. The overall drawings loading mechanism is greatly improved.

The following modifications in the new version are also worth noting:

• This release supports adding a master by reading a stencil file from disk into the stream. In previous versions, Aspose.Diagram adds a master only by

We are pleased to announce the availability of Aspose.Diagram for .NET version 3.5.0. It improves the retrieval of embedded resources. This release also includes the most recent bug fixes.

To view a complete list of new features and fixes and to download the new release of Aspose.Diagram for .NET, please visit the download page.… Continue Reading