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Monthly Archives: March 2007
Yahoo!Mail Open their APIs
Yahoo is opening their e-mail system APIs to third party developers recently. Furthermore, he also anounced the unlimited storage for Yahoo!Mail previously.
What it shows is that we are getting another cheap storage on the cyber-world. Wow, it’s Cool. You can save all of your emails to Yahoo without warry about the storage. Files, documents, pictures, almost anything can be uploaded without limitation.
How do you think if we create Aspose.Network.Yahoo which leverages the unlimited Yahoo!Mail storage. .NET developers just use… Continue Reading
Posted in Kyle Huang
Aspose.Words for .NET 4.2.1 Released
This is a maintenance release. Here is what’s been fixed: 1539 Load image from same URL only once when importing HTML.
1537 Document looks not correct when exported to DOC.
1534 Support PageBorderArt in import and export WordML.
1533 ‘Unknown line style’ exception when converting from DOC to WordML.
1527 Add support for loading images from different URIs.
1526 Document throws “Unable to read beyond the end of the stream” on saving.
1525 Document throws “Cannot get field part because at… Continue Reading
Posted in Aspose.Words Product Family
Aspose.Chart 3.3.8 Released
Dear Customers,
We have released Aspose.Chart 3.3.8.
Fixed: Labels of axis X are located incorrectly when ChartArea.AxisX.AxisLabels.IsDataPointNameVisible = true and Series.CustomAttributes.IsBarSideBySide = true.… Continue Reading
Posted in Aspose.Total Product Family
How to Generate Real Microsoft Word DOC Documents from Crystal Reports
Crystal Reports have long been able to produce reports in RTF format (giving them the .DOC extension by default which always created confusion). Using Aspose.Words you can quickly and easily convert from RTF to real DOC. Either on the server or on the client. The code to convert any RTF to DOC is as simple as this: Aspose.Words.Document doc = new Document("C:\\MyFolder\\MyFile.rtf");
doc.Save("C:\\MyFolder\\MyFile.doc"); Conversions in any direction between Microsoft Word formats (DOC, RTF and WordML) in Aspose.Words are high-fidelity (very… Continue Reading
Posted in Aspose.Words Product Family
Aspose.Network 3.3.1 hotfix released!
Dear Customers,
We’ve release Aspose.Network 3.3.1 hotfix!
In this hotfix release, Outlook drag drop samples have been updated.… Continue Reading
Posted in Aspose.Email Product Family
Adding glossary in Aspose.Pdf for .Net
Although glossary is not supported directly in Aspose.Pdf for .Net, it is possible to create glossary using the #$REFPAGE symbol. Here is an example:
[c#]
//create Pdf and set license Pdf pdf = new Pdf(); Aspose.Pdf.License lic = new Aspose.Pdf.License(); lic.SetLicense(@”D:\CSharp\Test\License\Aspose.Custom.lic.xml”); pdf.IsTruetypeFontMapCached = true; pdf.TruetypeFontMapPath = @”d:\test”;
//create new section Section sec1 = pdf.Sections.Add();
//create tables and add data Table table1 = new Table(); table1.ColumnWidths = “200 100”; sec1.Paragraphs.Add(table1); Row row1 = table1.Rows.Add(); Cell cell1 = row1.Cells.Add(); Heading heading1 = new Heading(pdf,sec1,1); heading1.Segments.Add(“KeyWord1: this is key word 1”); heading1.ID = “KeyWord1”; cell1.Paragraphs.Add(heading1);
Cell cell2 =… Continue Reading
Posted in Aspose.PDF Product Family
Aspose.Workflow HotFix 1.2.12.0 released
Dear Customers,
We have released Aspose.Workflow hotfix 1.2.12.0, it contains:
1) Invalid files are packaged with demos, now it fixed.
Regards,
Stone… Continue Reading
Posted in Stone Well