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Aspose.Cells for Java V1.4.1.0 released!
Dear Customers,
We have released Aspose.Cells for Java V1.4.1.0!
Following enhancements and fixes are included:
- All standard types of Chart are supported
- Added Worksheets.addCopy() method
- Added Protection.getPasswordHash() method
- Updated Object model to make it similar to .NET version
Note: Class Workbook has bean renamed Excel.… Continue Reading
Posted in Aspose.Cells Product Family
Aspose.AdHoc 1.5.0.0 Released
Dear Customers,
We’ve released Aspose.AdHoc 1.5.0.0.
What’s included in this release:
- Adding multiple selection supports for the querying fields listbox and orderby fields listbox
- Fixed the DBNull issue in the static Distinct function
- Fixed a bug that may lead to crash when dataset contains DBNull values
- All the hotfix from 1.4.*
- Updated Demo projects
Thanks very much.… Continue Reading
Posted in Kyle Huang
Aspose.Cells for .NET V3.7.1 Released!
Dear Customers,
We have released Aspose.Cells v3.7.1!
- Support for adding textboxes dynamically
- Support StockOpenHighLowClose chart type
- Support chart GapWidth setting
- Support loading hyperlinks in spreadsheetML
- Decreased output file size
- Optimized CSV file processing
- Fixed a bug in setting chart smooth line
Posted in Laurence Chen
Aspose.Total for Java 1.0.0.0 Released!
Aspose.Total for Java consolidates the following Aspose Java components into one package:
- Aspose.Words for Java
- Aspose.Cells for Java
- Aspose.Pdf for Java
- Aspose.Slides for Java
- Aspose.Pdf.Kit for Java
Look for updates each day.… Continue Reading
Posted in Justin Anderson
Upcomming Aspose.Network 2.3.0.0
Our development team will release Aspose.Network 2.3.0.0 the days to come. The new features in this release are :
- Fully supports Who Is protocols, which enables .NET developer to include the Who Is lookup utilities into their applications.
- Improvements in Aspose.Network.Mail components
We will keep to evlove the product, make it more comprehensive and easy-to-use.
Thanks very much.
Posted in Kyle Huang
Aspose.Slides for Java 1.5.2.0 released!
Hot fix contains:
- Fixed: Table.deleteColumn(…) function didn’t work in some cases.
- Fixed: Work with Aspose.Total for Java license.
Posted in Alexey Zhilin
Is it Unit Testing or What?
It’s not a secret we’ve been using unit testing and test-driven development for Aspose.Words from the beginning. I’ve also studied, used and taught unit testing and many XP practices in the “early days”, for example, my Practical Unit Testing articles in MSDN from 2000. It long ago became a part of nature, yet here is something new I noticed that grabbed me.
Most of the unit tests I wrote before, conformed to the “commonly accepted understanding” of what a unit … Continue Reading
Posted in Roman Korchagin
Welcome to our new resellers
Aspose Sales have started actively seeking out new reselling partners worldwide. In the past week, we have added 14 new resellers. We have added many new countries to our list. Here are our new countries: Slovakia, India, Israel, Italy, and Thailand. We also have additions to these countries: Netherlands, Brazil, Hong Kong, Germany, Poland, United Kingdom, and Singapore. We are so excited about our new resellers and hope that we can provide more convenience for our worldwide customers. You can … Continue Reading
Posted in Merit Cooper
What Will Come When Windows Get Closed?
The history of Microsoft Windows counts more than 20 years. Every new version of this operating system provides us with new features, new level of security, nicer interface. We currently have Windows XP which is extremely popular (maybe the most popular OS ever). We are looking forward to the mighty, stylish, and shining Vista. The enigmatic successor to Vista, code-named Blackcomb, was recently renamed to Vienna…
It is obvious that Windows is flourishing. It is also obvious that the recession is inevitable. So what will … Continue Reading
Posted in Dmitry Vorobyev