TX Text Control versions

v16.0 [Feb 12, 2011]
- TX Text Control .NET for Windows Forms 16.0 offers a new concept of binding TextControl to a button bar or any other third-party ribbon bar.
- The TextControl.InputFormat class represents all formatting attributes at the current text input position. The presentation layer can be abstracted and no additional event handling is required to update the state of specific buttons or menu entries.
- Using TX Text Control .NET for Windows Forms 16.0, you can build a complete word processing application for Internet Explorer. TextControl can be encapsulated in a user control assembly, including an integrated button bar, status bar and the powerful vertical and horizontal ruler bars of TX Text Control. This technology offers true WYSIWYG and a real page view of the document.
- The screenshot below illustrates an advanced sample application that runs on one of our laboratory servers. As you can see, TX Text Control .NET for Windows Forms 16.0 is shipped with ready-to-use, localizable dialog boxes for nearly all settings. In the screenshot, you can see the paragraph dialog box that enables you to modify all possible settings of the current paragraph.

v15.1 [Dec 3, 2009]
Drag&Drop - A Text Control has now a built-in Drag&Drop functionality.
Images and Text frames - Images and text frames can have an identifier and/or a name, which can be set with FrameBase.ID and FrameBase.Name properties.
Display Colors - The colors which TX Text Control uses for the display elements of the tool bars and the text control can now be changed when for the control the ColorScheme border style has been set.
Saving Images - With the SaveSettings.ImageSaveMode and SaveSettings.ImageExportFilterIndex properties all images of the document can be exported in a certain format and saving mode. The technical article Loading and Saving Images gives an overview how to export images.
Unlimited Zoom Factor - The ZoomFactor of a TextControl is no longer limited to 400 percent, when the ViewMode property has been set to PageView or Normal. For the other modes the zoom factor is furthermore limited to 400 percent.
Mouse Wheel - The functionality of the mouse wheel has been extended. Pressing the SHIFT key scrolls the visual part of the document horizontally and pressing the CONTROL key zooms the document.
Supported Fonts - The new GetSupportedFonts method returns an array of strings specifying the names of all currently supported fonts. These fonts depend on the formatting device set with the FormattingPrinter property.
Inserting Images - A new Image constructor accepts a System.Drawing.Image object, which is used to initialize the TXTextcontrol.Image object.

v15.0 [May 6, 2009]
Drag&Drop - A Text Control has now a built-in Drag&Drop functionality.
Images and Text frames - Images and text frames can have an identifier and/or a name, which can be set with FrameBase.ID and FrameBase.Name properties.
Display Colors - The colors which TX Text Control uses for the display elements of the tool bars and the text control can now be changed when for the control the ColorScheme border style has been set.
Saving Images - With the SaveSettings.ImageSaveMode and SaveSettings.ImageExportFilterIndex properties all images of the document can be exported in a certain format and saving mode. The technical article Loading and Saving Images gives an overview how to export images.
Unlimited Zoom Factor - The ZoomFactor of a TextControl is no longer limited to 400 percent, when the ViewMode property has been set to PageView or Normal. For the other modes the zoom factor is furthermore limited to 400 percent.
Mouse Wheel - The functionality of the mouse wheel has been extended. Pressing the SHIFT key scrolls the visual part of the document horizontally and pressing the CONTROL key zooms the document.
Supported Fonts - The new GetSupportedFonts method returns an array of strings specifying the names of all currently supported fonts. These fonts depend on the formatting device set with the FormattingPrinter property.
Inserting Images - A new Image constructor accepts a System.Drawing.Image object, which is used to initialize the TXTextcontrol.Image object.