This is a Word Processor application that allows to create, open or save Microsoft Word documents. It includes most of the features offered by Microsoft Word like inserting tables, charts & pictures and formatting text etc. You can also perform a quick and extensive spell check to correct your spelling mistakes in the document. You can also email your document to your email address using this application. You also have the option to save your work as a Word or PDF document.

A Spreadsheet processing application that provides the same interface as that of Microsoft Excel. You can create new or open existing spreadsheets. You can also use formulas or built-in functions as you use in Microsoft Excel. You can also save your spreadsheet as an Excel file (.XLS) or a PDF document.

An extensive demo application that allows you to create Microsoft PowerPoint presentations from scratch. You can add slides, text or shapes to your presentations. You can also open existing PowerPoint presentations. It's also possible to save your presentation as a PowerPoint (.PPT) or PDF document. You can also email your presentation to your email address as a PPT or PDF document after you finish your work.

A simple email client application that allows you to send emails. Using this demo, you can also open, edit and save your EML files. You can attach any file with your email. This demo is also integrated with other demos for emailing their output files as attachments.

An application that allows you to create invoices in Word or PDF format. These invoices are also supported with barcode technology for identification purposes. Users can either save their invoices or email them to their email addresses.

A simplest application that takes input from users in steps to create a flash movie. Using this application, users can add animated text or shapes in their flash movies. This application supports only few general shapes and provides a simple demonstration of creating animations. Using Aspose.Flash, users can create advance level applications by defining their own shapes, animations, action scripting etc.