Category Archive: Aspose.Words Product Family

The official blog of Aspose.Words for .NET, Java and C++ that contains feature-based blog posts.

Aspose.Words for SharePoint now supports workflows!

We are pleased to announce our new 1.3.0 release of Aspose.Words for SharePoint!

To download it please visit http://www.aspose.com/community/files/73/sharepoint-components/aspose.words-for-sharepoint/default.aspx.

The major improvement in this release is the integration with SharePoint workflows.
After installation, a new workflow action named “Convert via Aspose.Words” is available in SharePoint Designer. You can use this activity to convert documents between supported formats and store the result in a desired SharePoint document library. Also you can use conversion activity output in other activities.

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Aspose wins five awards in ComponentSource’s Top Ten 2009-2010

USA, Texas – March 30, 2010 – ComponentsSource is a leading online software vendor who offers products from over 230 vendors to over 115,000 customers. Every year, they put together a list of the best selling companies and products that they work with. There are two categories: Bestselling Publisher Awards, and Bestselling Product Awards. Aspose placed in both categories and collected a total of five awards.

We are particularly proud to find ourselves in the top ten of the Best … Continue Reading

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How to Represent OOXML Versions in the Aspose.Words API?

As of today we have three OOXML versions/flavours:

  • OOXML ECMA-376 1st Edition, 2006 (this is Word 2007) – as of today, Aspose.Words supports only this.
  • ISO/IEC 29500:2008 Transitional (Word 2010) – we have code ready for the upcoming release that will support this.
  • ISO/IEC 29500:2008 Strict – Aspose.Words will support this some time in the future.

The question I have to all of the customers of Aspose.Words is:

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Aspose.Words on Twitter

http://twitter.com/AsposeWords

Let’s have some fun. Will really tell you what’s happening.… Continue Reading

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VBA, Toolbars and Customizations Improvements in Aspose.Words

If a Microsoft Word document was opened/saved or converted by an Aspose.Words version earlier than today’s Aspose.Words for .NET 8.2.1, it could exhibit the following problems:

  • Document.Open, Document.New etc macros will no longer fire.
  • VBA project digital signature might be lost.
  • Macros Window could show no macros.
  • Custom toolbars and customizations to standard toolbars could be lost.
  • Keyboard command customizations could be lost.

All of the above has now been resolved. Aspose.Words now fully preserves and converts all of the … Continue Reading

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New release of Aspose.Words for SharePoint is now available.

New v.1.2.0 of Aspose.Words for SharePoint has just came out.

To download it please visit http://www.aspose.com/community/files/73/sharepoint-components/aspose.words-for-sharepoint/default.aspx.

The major improvement in this release is the support of files concatenation. Any combination of input files in different formats can be simultaneously converted into desired format and combined into the single document. You can manually use it via simple UI in our converter or include it into your own solution by means of
our public API which is also quite simple.

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Add Comment Ranges to Word Document using Aspose.Words for .NET and Java

Comments in Microsoft Word

A comment is an annotation that an author or reviewer adds to a document. Microsoft Word displays the comment in a balloon in the margin of the document. To add a comment a user selects a range of text and clicks New Comment in the Review pane. The created comment is anchored to the selected range of text.

Comments in Aspose.Words

Earlier versions of Aspose.Words supported comments in documents but did not support comment ranges. If … Continue Reading

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Develop your own SharePoint converter!

We are happy to present Aspose.Words for SharePoint v.1.1.0!

To support customers developing own SharePoint applications and wanting to use fast and reliable document conversion engine this release introduces public API to our engine which can be programmatically accessed from any SharePoint application to perform document conversion. This API covers all supported file formats and conversion options for both single and multiple document conversions.
Detailed interface specifications accompanied with dozens of C# and VB samples can be found in… Continue Reading
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Aspose.Words for .NET 8.1 Field Engine Improvements

Field update was first introduced in Aspose.Words for .NET 7.0 a few months ago (in fact, it was the last decade – just think about it!). You can read about it in this post: http://www.aspose.com/community/blogs/aspose.words-product-family/archive/2009/09/13/field-update-in-aspose-words-the-killer-feature-of-2009.aspx. Since then, the module we call field engine (or field evaluation engine) was significantly improved. In this post I will tell you what enhancements were made in Aspose.Words for .NET 8.1 we have just released and show what Aspose.Words is now able to do.

  • Preserve Formatting in IF
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CDFW Achieved Document Generation, Modification, and Automatic Audit Trail creation using APIs

About California Department of Fish and Wildlife

The California Department of Fish and Wildlife is a lead agency with statutory responsibilities for project review and comment on all construction projects statewide which may potentially alter existing lakes or streambeds, impacting habitats of species which are of concern to the Department due to their endangered status. The review process requires the generation of many documents which are legally mandated to comply with California Environmental Quality Act regulations. Historically many of these … Continue Reading

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