A detailed sample application that illustrates how to create a 'meeting minutes reporting' tool using TX Text Control ActiveX Server.
The resulting document can be saved in a number of popular formats.
Summary
A detailed sample application that illustrates how to create a 'meeting minutes reporting' tool using TX Text Control ActiveX Server. The resulting document can be saved in a number of popular formats.
ActiveX
TX Text Control ActiveX is a royalty-free, fully programmable rich edit control that offers developers a broad range of word processing features in a reusable component. It provides comprehensive text formatting, powerful mail merge features and all word processing key concepts such as table support, images, headers and footers and page sections.
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