TX Text Control is a family of word processing components that offers developers all the features expected in a high end word processing package in reusable component form:
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Available as .NET, .NET Server, ActiveX and ActiveX Server components
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Supports XML, PDF, CSS, RTF, HTML, DOC, ANSI, Unicode and many more
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Tables, headers, footers, hyperlinks, bullets, numbered lists, zoom, page view, images, OLE objects
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Ready to use localized dialog boxes and toolbars
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Free technical support
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Royalty-free
(.NET & ActiveX versions)
Character and Paragraph Formatting
TX Text Control offers all the formatting control over character and paragraph presentation and that you would expect from a fully fledged word processing package.
Applications created with TX Text Control provide rich character formatting options, including font size, font family, character style, foreground and background colors etc.
All formatting options can be combined with one another, making the possible formatting options almost infinite.
Flexible paragraph formatting such as indentation, many types of tabs, variable line and paragraph spacing, and paragraph frames offer a variety of formatting opportunities.
Bullets and Numbered Lists
TX Text Control provides comprehensive support for bullets and numbered lists. Lists can be incremented and numbered automatically.
Virtually every conceivable attribute of the bullets and numbered lists can be user defined, including the type and shape of bullet. They can be used from program code, or via the integrated dialog box and buttons on the button bar.
Numbered lists and bullets may contain any of TX Text Control vast formatting options
Headers and Footers
A header or footer is text or other information such as graphics or tables that is stored at the top or bottom of the page throughout a TX Text Control document. End-users can use the same header and footer throughout a document or change the header and footer for part of the document.
For example, you can use your corporate logo in the first-page header, and then include the document's file name in the header for subsequent pages.
All of TX Text Control's vast array of character formatting can be applied to the text that appears in a header or footer, using either the included dialog boxes or from program code
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