This blog is about Aspose.Words Releases and other useful posts about Aspose.Words from its developers. This blog started out as "individual" (under my name), but because our development team grows and we would like several developers to be able Read More

This is to confirm that Aspose.Words for .NET 4.0.0 Final is released.   Important New Features Full support for drawing objects and textboxes in documents. New public API for drawing objects in the Aspose.Words.Drawing namespace. Read More

We now use Aspose.Words in the process of generating documentation for Aspose products. We prepare documentation in Microsoft Word documents, and then use some logic plus Aspose.Word's capability to convert DOC to HTML to produce HTML and CHM Read More

We were happy to find a bunch of great Aspose.Words testimonials at 411ASP.NET recently. Apparently, our marketing team knows this place (since Aspose has an advert there), but we, the development team came across it first time and it was a big pleasure Read More

In the previous topic I forgot to really tell why support for drawing objects in Aspose.Words for .NET 4.0 is really AWesome. Current support for drawing objects in Aspose.Words for .NET 4.0 is by far the most thorough and comprehensive comparing Read More

In this version: Updated Aspose.Words for Java API Reference. It is always up to date now since it is auto-generated from C# XML documentation with appropriate changes for Java. Ported the DocumentExplorer demo to Java, added as a demo project. Read More

There's been a public outcry for Aspose.Words inability to import CSS length units other than points. A related issue was about Aspose.Words throwing exceptions when encountering HTML that it cannot recognize. Yet another popular support issue was about Read More

Before Aspose.Words 4.0 we worked in VS.NET 2003 and built Aspose.Words.dll for .NET Framework 1.1 only. It worked on different .NET version as follows: .NET 1.0 - you had to add some entries in the application configuration file so Aspose.Words.dll Read More