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Work with Exchange Server 2013 EWS Features using Aspose.Email for .NET 3.5.0
Aspose.Email for .NET 3.5.0 has been released and we are pleased to share that this month’s release supports Microsoft Exchange 2013 Exchange Web Service (EWS) features.
The EWSClient class’s GetEWSClient method instantiates a new EWS client object that now supports connecting to Exchange server 2013 as well in addition to 2007 and 2010 supported by earlier ExchangeWebServiceClient. Supported features include, but not limited to:
- Connecting to Exchange Server
- Getting mailbox information
- Sending emails using an Exchange account
- Deleting messages from
Export MPP/XML Data to XLS/XLSX, MPT, CSV and TXT using C#
Aspose.Tasks for .NET 6.0.0 has been released with a number of new features, enhancements and bug fixes.
With this month’s release, Aspose.Tasks supports exporting project data to CSV, TXT and popular Microsoft Excel formats like XLS and XLSX. Using Aspose.Tasks, a project’s tasks, resources and assignment data can be exported to CSV, TXT, XLS and XLSX formats with ease. In addition, saving project data as a Microsoft Project Template (MPT) is also supported.
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Support for Relative Scaling of Picture Frame, Hanging Bullets and Improved Rendering in Aspose.Slides for Java 7.9.0
We’d like to present Aspose.Slides for for Java 7.9.0. This new release introduces a couple of new features. We have introduced support for setting the scaling factor for an image added in a slide’s picture frame. Please read Adding Picture Frame to SlideEx for further details and an example of how to use it. We have included the support for hanging bullets for paragraph text. If you want to know more about that feature, read Managing Paragraph Bullets. We have … Continue Reading
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Optimized Cross-Platform Usage of Aspose.PDF for Java 4.3.1
We are pleased to announce the release of the latest hotfix for Aspose.PDF for Java 4.3.1. This version is optimized for cross-platform usage and works great with Windows, Linux, and Solaris operating systems.
We have also introduced a feature for setting the path to the custom fonts folder when manipulating PDF documents. The following two methods are introduced to accomplish this requirement.
- Document.getLocalFontPath() – Shows the system folder in which our project will look for fonts.
- Document.setLocalFontPath(String) – Sets
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