What's new in this release?Aspose.Recognition for .NET has come out of Beta and its first commercial release has been announced supporting many new features. You can download Aspose.Recognition to evaluate improved performance of converting PDF files to Word document formats.More about Aspose.Recognition for .NETWith Aspose.Recognition for ...

What’s new in this release? Aspose.Editor now supports saving documents in OpenDocument (ODT) and MHTML formats and allows creating, editing and modifying tables, rows, columns, cells and formatting with addition support for nested tables too.More about Aspose.Editor for .NET Aspose.Editor is a .NET word processor UI control for ASP.NET ...

What’s new in this release? Aspose.Editor v3.0 now supports importing or exporting documents in DOCX and DOCM formats. This new release combines other advanced features also like: Inserting tables, render shading and borders and customizing client editor control by plug-in modules. More about Aspose.Editor for .NET Aspose.Editor is a .NET ...

What’s new in this release? Aspose.Words for .NET supports saving Word documents in MHTML and OpenDocument Text – ODT formats. Read official blog announcement here. About Aspose.Words for .NET Aspose.Words is a word processing component that enables .NET applications to read, write, modify & convert Word documents without using ...

Aspose.Words for Reporting Services is a rendering extension for Microsoft SQL Server 2000, 2005 and 2008 Reporting Services (32 bit & 64 bit). It allows you to export your RDL reports to flow layout documents and provides comprehensive support for exporting them to DOCX, DOC, RTF, HTML, TXT and WordprocessingML formats. All RDL report ...

Aspose has published an interesting demo project that uses Aspose.Cells for .NET, Aspose.Words for .NET and about 1200 lines of custom code to convert Microsoft Excel workbooks to Microsoft Word documents. Using this project, you can convert from any load format supported by Aspose.Cells (XLS, OOXML XLSX, SpreadsheetML, CSV and tab delimited) to ...

This has frustrated me to no end. Why does Mozilla not fire my onkey* event handlers on a div? IE does it, Mozilla ignores me. Searched and searched, no hits. Finally I came up with this link: http://www.xulplanet.com/references/elemref/ref_EventHandlers.html Right, XUL... should have guessed. This doc now adds a bit of insight: ...

Recently, I was faced with a problem whereby client-side validation of controls failed to work in Firefox. Only server-side validation was working. Client side validation was working fine in IE. This was puzzling as everything I read said that ASP.Net v2 supported client-side validation in Firefox. No amount of Googling helped to identify the ...