December 2010 - Posts

• Documents don't have to look ugly! Make them beautiful.

  The December issue of the WIRED magazine had a great article from Steven Leckart questioning the complex and obfuscated lab reports patients are getting from their physicians. He is asking why such reports are not understandable and asked designers to Read More... Posted Tuesday, December 21, 2010 6:30 AM by Christopher Krause | 0 Comments

• Nuance supports TX Text Control 16.0 in future versions

  For many years, our partner, Nuance has supported TX Text Control in many products of the Dragon Speech Recognition family from end-user products or SDKs to specific medical solutions like SpeechMagic. The current versions support TX Text Control 15.1 Read More... Posted Tuesday, December 21, 2010 6:29 AM by Christopher Krause | 0 Comments

• Building a Print Preview for TX Text Control .NET for WPF

  A print preview control, that can be compared to the Windows Forms print preview control, is not part of the standard WPF control set. In order to preview what is actually printed, a WPF DocumentViewer can be used. Generally, this document viewer renders Read More... Posted Tuesday, December 21, 2010 6:28 AM by Christopher Krause | 0 Comments

• TX Text Control 16.0: A deeper look at table headers

  Tables are used to arrange large amounts of tabular data, for example in a sales report. As the maximum length of a table on a page can only be the maximum height of the page (minus margins and headers and footers), it is necessary to divide the table Read More... Posted Thursday, December 09, 2010 2:32 AM by Christopher Krause | 0 Comments

• New TX Text Control Newsletter

  Click here for the new TX Text Control Newsletter. Topics: - TX Text Control 16.0 has been released - Full Visual Studio 2010 support with TX Text Control .NET 16.0 - TX Text Control celebrates 20th anniversary next year - Success Story: Aprima uses TX Read More... Posted Tuesday, December 07, 2010 8:05 AM by Christopher Krause | 0 Comments

• TX Text Control celebrates 20th anniversary next year

  Next year, TX Text Control celebrates the 20th anniversary of TX Text Control. Released in 1991 and starting life as a single DLL, TX Text Control has made its way through 16-bit DLL, VBX and ActiveX versions to today's Windows Forms, WPF and server Read More... Posted Wednesday, December 01, 2010 5:51 AM by Christopher Krause | 0 Comments