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Announcing Aspose.Network for .NET
May 27, 2005 – Sydney, Australia – Aspose released Aspose.BarCode for .NET earlier this month. We are now in a position to unveil yet another product: Aspose.Network for .NET. Aspose.Network for .NET is a class library for working with emails from within .NET applications. It makes it easy for developers to open, save, manipulate and convert emails without the need for Microsoft Outlook or other email clients to be involved in the process. Network protocol programming is complicated and can… Continue Reading
Posted in Aspose.Email Product Family, News Release
Aspose.Word Programmers Guide is being written
Dear Customers,
More than a month ago we transferred all our INFO articles into Aspose.Wiki. We hope you liked it and considered it convenient for reading and navigating.
We will continue adding articles that describe various aspects of Aspose.Word as required, based on frequent support requests and popular questions related to Aspose.Word functionality. Moreover, currently we are working on a programmers guide intended for detailed description of all (or almost all) possible scenarios of the component usage. We truly hope it … Continue Reading
Posted in Dmitry Vorobyev
Announcing Aspose.Metafiles for Java
May 10, 2005 – Sydney, Australia – In January, Aspose announced the release of Aspose.Words for Java, the first of their products for Java. A few months later we are delighted to announce yet another Java product: Aspose.Metafiles for Java. Aspose.Metafiles for Java addresses the issue of working with metafiles – EMF and WMF files – in a Java environment. Metafiles are designed to be portable and can contain both bitmap and vector image data. With Aspose.Metafiles for Java, Java… Continue Reading
Posted in News Release
If you got a “collating sequence not supported by operating system” error
The database packaged with the installer is created on a Microsoft XP Professional which supports multi-language, if you got a “collating sequence not supported by operating system” error, please create a new database using the scripts inclued in the installer package.
Sorry for inconvenience.
Here is a link from Microsoft website talking about the problem.
https://support.microsoft.com/en-gb
Thanks
Stone… Continue Reading
Posted in Stone Well
Email support is merged into Aspose.Forums now!
Since May 8, 2005, email support is merged into Aspose.Forums, which is powered by Community Server::Forums. If you send an email to any of our public emails, you will get an automatic notice that will request you to re-post your question in an appropriate forum.
Warning: All of our public emails are not attended any more. Only after you have re-posted your questions at the forums, can you get our replies.
As an alternative to email support, we provide an … Continue Reading
Posted in Ben Li
Aspose.Partners
Now, we are offering a new resellers’ program called Aspose.Partners. If you are interested in signing up as a reseller, please see this page: http://www.aspose.com/Wiki/default.aspx/Aspose.Partners/HowToResellAsposeProducts.html. This will allow the resellers to see an immediate Partners’ Price when viewing the purchasing pages. This will help resellers find out quotes quicker. If you are interested and have additional questions, please send emails to partners@aspose.com. We appreciate your partnership.… Continue Reading
Posted in Merit Cooper
Quick notes on our future product line
This post is an excerpt from a reply posted for a potential customer of Aspose.Word. I put it here for a wider audience purpose only. Thanks for your attention. ………………………………………………………………. Now I would like to address our future product line and I assume you’re interested in it so I would share it with you here at this moment. We’re making .NET components for about 3 years. We have tried to make various components but gradually Aspose is identified by … Continue Reading
Posted in Ben Li
Upcoming Article!
We are very excited to announce that this coming month Aspose.Pdf is going to be featured in PC Plus magazine. PC Plus will offer a fully functional, early version of the product (1.7.3) and will also offer an editorial that explains what all that the component has to offer. Aspose.Pdf is a very powerful, PDF document management component that offers developers a wealth of PDF creation features. If you have not had an opportunity to review … Continue Reading
Posted in Danny Cooper
Aspose.Workflow Feature List
This is workflow engine completely based on WFMC and OMG specifications.
1) It is using WFMC’s XML Process Definition Language (XPDL) as its native workflow definition format.
2) In its standard implementation, AsposeWorkflow is a class library which does not create its own threads, and it can be simply embedded in many different environments (from WEB application, from Standalone DOTNET applications).
3) It is very configurable, and all of its “internal” interfaces, as well as complete kernel could be replaced … Continue Reading
Posted in Stone Well