Aspose.Words for .NET

Release Notes: This release provides 127 fixes and new features. A signature line is a special object found in Microsoft Word documents in the drawing layer. Signature lines are now fully supported in the model, and this feature is retained when converting between flow formats such as DOCX, RTF, and WML, with the exception of DOC format which will follow shortly. Aspose.Words now supports import and export of MathML in ODT format and preserves almost all equations during round-trip. OfficeMath Equations are now preserved when saving to Non-OOXML formats.

Release Notes: This release can now see up to 50% conversion speed improvements during document conversion. It is built primarily to work with Microsoft Word documents. It is renowned for its high level of support for Word document features, and now has the lists to prove it. There is also a list that describes the HTML tags that are written for a particular document feature during export to HTML. These lists have been made as accurate as possible and are continually being improved. It also includes Introduction of the “Mustache” Template Syntax for Mail Merge.

Release Notes: This month’s release provides a brand new save format, and you can now export any document loaded into Aspose.Words to the SVG vector image format. In previous versions, during rendering, if a required font was not found on the machine or embedded in the document, in most cases Aspose.Words would fall back on the free “Gentium” font. Starting with this release, you can specify the default to use during rendering if a font is missing. Users can now pass any TrueType fonts to the Aspose.Words engine in a variety of different ways.

Release Notes: This new release supports rendering of comments in MS Word to fixed-page formats such as PDF and introduces new options which allow you to choose how fonts are exported to PDF, with options to use standard core PDF fonts or system installed fonts instead of embedding fonts into the document. Using either of these options results in significant reductions in the file size of generated PDFs. A number of improvements were made in the handling of RTF control words.

Release Notes: This release allows removing various items from the document while a mail merge is performed. It includes a new set of features that allow further control of how documents are generated during mail merge. With the introduction of the new mail merge cleanup options, the old MailMerge.RemoveEmptyRegions property has now become deprecated. It has now been replaced with the MailMergeCleanOptions. Moreover it adds Table layout improvements, east Asian typography improvements in layout, and many improvements in RTF, DOC, DOCX, ODT, and HTML codecs.