Improved Support for Numbers Formatting and HTML Rendering with Aspose.Cells for Java 7.4.2
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To see a complete list of enhancements and fixes and to download Aspose.Cells for Java 7.4.2, please visit the download page.
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Draft appointments creation with Aspose.Email for Java 2.7.0
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This month’s release also includes some important bug fixes related to message extraction from PST, message conversion issues, and some encoding issues.
To get further details about what’s new & fixed, read the release notes on the [Aspose.Email for Java][2] release page.
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Set Chart Side Wall Borders and Assign and Validate Digital Signatures with Aspose.Cells for Java 7.4.1
[![Aspose.Cells logo][1]. We have also provided support to assign and validate digital signatures. We have included a few enhancements regarding text alignments and error checking options in cells. This release is also a maintenance release where several important issues have been fixed. Many issues around reading and writing spreadsheets, rendering drawing objects and shapes, page setup options and exporting to PDF have been resolved.
To see a complete list of enhancements and fixes and to download Aspose.
Control the Appearance of Empty Signature Fields in PDF using Java
We are pleased to announce the release of Aspose.PDF for Java 4.5.0. In this release version, we have greatly improved the text extraction feature and we have also introduced a method to control the appearance of empty signature fields. In order to fulfill this requirement, new methods are implemented in the FormEditor class. Now you can make form fields hidden by specifying the Form.FLAG_HIDDEN flag as a parameter of the addField(…) method.
Custom BarCode Width, Swiss Post Parcel Symbology and ECC Standards Support in Aspose.BarCode for Java 5.3.0
Aspose.BarCode for Java 5.3.0 has been released. We are glad to state that from this version you can generate and recognize barcodes with custom width. This release also includes the most recent bug fixes and enhanced recognition according to the ECC standards. In addition, you can generate barcodes with the Swiss Post Parcel symbology.
To view a complete list of new features and fixes and to download the new release of Aspose.
PST Operations Improved with Aspose.Email for Java 2.6.0
Aspose.Email for Java 2.6.0 has been released. This month’s release is a maintenance release that includes a number of fixes to issues reported by our customers. As a result, we have a more stable API that shows improved PST operations. This month’s release also includes bug fixes to EML-to-MSG conversion, handling an email’s TextBody, and some issues related to attachment extraction from calendar items.
To get further details about what’s new & fixed, read the release notes on the Aspose.
Announcing Aspose.Imaging for Java 1.7.0 adds TIFF Compression and PSD Layer Manipulation
Today, we are happy to announce the Aspose.Imaging for Java 1.7.0 release, developed by autoporting all the features from Aspose.Imaging for .NET 1.7.0.
The last version of Aspose.Imaging for Java was ported from Aspose.Imaging for .NET 1.4.0. As the current release is ported from Aspose.Imaging for .NET 1.7.0 it includes all the features and functionality introduced in Aspose.Imaging for .NET 1.5.0, 1.6.0 and 1.7.0. Exporting TIFF image with compression algorithms - for example CCITT4 and CCITT3 - PSD layer manipulation, rotate and flip image are a few of those new features.
Set Custom Encoding in Excel to HTML using Java
Aspose.Cells for Java 7.4.0 has been released. This month’s release supports specifying a custom encoding type when saving to HTML. Since our Java version is auto-ported from .NET, almost every feature and enhancement that is included in the new .NET version are duplicated in the corresponding Java version. In this release, some issues pertaining to charts and formula calculation engine have also been addressed and corrected.
To see a complete list of enhancements and fixes and to download Aspose.
Sparklines and Display Right-to-Left (RTL) Languages in Excel to PDF using Java
Aspose.Cells for Java 7.3.5 has been released. This month’s release supports rendering sparklines and displaying RTL (right-to-left) languages in generated PDF files (Excel to PDF conversion).
We have added more methods (for example Validation.getValue1() and Validation.getValue2()) to obtain DateTime values for custom needs. Moreover, we have enhanced the performance of PDF rendering by providing the valuable PdfSaveOptions.CheckFontCompatibility option; the conditional formatting feature is also improved.
This release is also a maintenance release where several important issues have been fixed.
PST Operations & MapiCalendar Items Extraction from PST are Improved
We are pleased to announce the release of Aspose.Email for Java 2.4.0. This month’s release addresses a number of important bug fixes related to PST operations that were observed while copying bulk of MapiMessages from one PST to another; and extraction of MapiCalendar items from a PST. In addition, issues with recurrence rules of Appointmnet/Meeting objects have now been fixed as well in this new version.
To get further details about what’s new & fixed, read the release notes by visiting the Aspose.