Author Archives: Farhan Raza

We are glad to announce the latest release Aspose.HTML for Java 18.5, which can be downloaded from Aspose Artifactory. In this release, we have enhanced support for Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG) format. Aspose.HTML for Java 18.5 offers the capabilities to … Continue reading →

We at Aspose are glad to announce new release Aspose.HTML for .NET 18.6 which can be downloaded from NuGet Gallery and can be used in .NET applications. You can convert an HTML document to Markdown format to make the content easy-to-read … Continue reading →

We are glad to announce new release Aspose.HTML for .NET 18.5 which is available on NuGet Gallery for download and to be used in .NET Applications. This release includes amazing feature of Support for .NET Standard 2.0 (.NET Core) Framework. … Continue reading →

We are glad to announce new release Aspose.HTML for .NET 18.4 which is available on NuGet Gallery for download and to be used in .NET Applications. We have enhanced feature of rendering the HTML files to image files. Furthermore, we … Continue reading →

We are pleased to announce latest version of Aspose.HTML for .NET. You can download Aspose.HTML for .NET 18.3 from NuGet Gallery. This version of Aspose.HTML API is basically a maintenance release in which several features have been enhanced, including SVG … Continue reading →

We are glad to announce latest version of Aspose.HTML for .NET. Aspose.HTML for .NET 18.2 can be downloaded from NuGet Gallery. We have incorporated support for metered license mechanism for the customers who want to be billed based on the usage … Continue reading →

We at Aspose are glad to announce the latest release of Aspose.HTML for Java, which can be downloaded from Maven repository. Following our monthly release process, we have enhanced present features and have included new enhancements in Aspose.HTML API. Furthermore, … Continue reading →

We at Aspose are pleased to announce new version of Aspose.HTML for .NET. Aspose.HTML for .NET 18.1 can be downloaded from NuGet Gallery. Our series of W3C formats has been extended and now we support Scale-able Vector Graphics (SVG) format. … Continue reading →