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What's New in this Release?

Aspose development team is happy to announce the monthly release of Aspose.Words for .NET and Java 13.10.0 as well as Aspose.Words for Android 1.3.0. We have just integrated an overhaul of our existing HTML engine which adds better support for CSS features and improves overall performance when working with HTML based documents. As you may know HTML documents differs greatly from traditional Word documents so it takes a detailed underlying engine to convert between the two formats with high fidelity, and while our old engine dealt well with many HTML documents there was room for improvement. This new engine is the result of many months of work by our developers and we know you will enjoy the results that it brings.  This is also good news to many customers as this rework closes many open issues that customers have faced with the old HTML engine. Aspose.Words now supports rendering documents to PDF with PDF/A-1a compliance level. This compliance encompasses all of the requirements of PDF/A-1b which Aspose.Words already supports and ensures the document can be searched and repurposed. With this compliance document features are also exported to the logical structure contained in the document. Check out our documentation which demonstrates How to convert any supported document to PDF with just two lines of code. To define the compliance type and many other options when converting to PDF check out the PdfSaveOptions class. The list of new and improved features in this release are listed below

Finally implemented a much richer support of CSS cascading and inheritance in HTML and MHTML imports

Added support of table styles in HTML and MHTML imports

Quirks and Standards modes are supported now in HTML import

Improved import of CSS margins for paragraphs, lists and tables

Base PDF/A-1b compliance level is implemented in rendering to PDF

Improved floating shape positioning in complex scenarios

Implemented vertical section alignment

Support 'style' attribute of 'img'

When import “blockquote”, paragraph should have indentations on left and on right sides.

Support PDF/A-1a compliance level

Support 'inherit' (explicit CSS attribute inheritance) on import

Font size is incorrect upon rendering is now  fixed

Support CSS styles on table, tr, td and th nodes on import

Add support for tables styles during HTML import

CSS styles applied to element by id is ignored upon importing HTML.

Multiple classes are completely ignored upon HTML import

Background color is applied to paragraph instead of table cell during HTML import

Import CSS from HTML Feature

All spans in paragraph inherits formatting of span with “display:block” attribute set.

Font is now changed during appending with UseDestinationStyles

Document looks different when converting from HTML to other format.

Cell background color is imported as paragraph background color when CSS sheet is used

Consider adding an ability to set “Document structure tags for accessibility” option.

Try to avoid a line break after each text line in PDF.

Table looks are corrected

While converting HTML to EPUB, embedded CSS malfunctioning is fixed

Support importing nested CSS selectors from HTML

Support 'style' attribute of <h1> ... <h6>

Border style is applied to a cell's text (to a child paragraph) instead of to the cell itself

DocumentBuilder.InsertHtml supports only styles from CSS

Font-family specified inside paragraph style is changed after HTML import.

Import css style names used in table tags during converting Html to Word

Support tick mark type.

Html to Doc/Docx/Pdf file conversion issue with images is fixed

AW applies "font-size" css property to text if property is specified for body element in HTML import but browsers don't.

Border is now  properly applied to table in HTML import (system color values aren't supported).

Border CSS style specified for div is now present in resulting DOCX in HTML import.

If hyperlink is a first child in body hyperlink has space after set to 0 in HTML import.

td's "text-decoration" css property is not applied to cell's text in HTML import.

Extra border appears around text in HTML import is now fixed

Text formatting issue is fixed during open/save

MS Word 2002 crashes when try to open DOC file produced by Aspose.Words.

Border appears around paragraph after importing HTML is now fixed

Margin-bottom attribute issue is resolved in specified CSS

Numbering format is changed upon rendering is now fixed

MoveToMergeField should move based off the builder's current position is fixed

Unicode symbols are filtered out of document runs, resulting in information loss during round-trip is now fixed

Support characters from Unicode Supplementary Planes

Bullet character symbol change after resave the document is now fixed

Font size change is resolved after appending one document to another

Docx to PDF conversion issue with image position is fixed

Docx to PDF conversion issue with page is fixed

Docx to PDF conversion issue with header text is resolved

Exception resolved while loading MHTML file

Docx to Pdf conversion issue with footnotes is fixed

Refactoring of HTML Import is enhanced

Use of auto spacing for paragraphs on HTML import is enhanced

Apply margin values of parent HTML elements to paragraphs

Table cell margins in HTML quirks mode

Support nowrap attribute of TD

Support vertical alignment of section followed by "section break continuous"

A Drop Cap letter renders twice in PDF

Take width of paragraph border into account on HTML import

Wrong number format after field update is now fixed

Enhancement of HTML import of lists

PdfTextureBrushTilingPattern caching improvement

h1, h2 and h3 has "Arial" default font but browsers use "Times New Roman" in HTML import is now fixed

CSS style-sheets specified for print media should be ignored in HTML import.

Floating shape is rendered on the wrong page is now fixed

Shape rendering issue is resolved twice

A DrawingML is repeated many times in PDF is now fixed

Other most recent bug fixes are also included in this release

Newly added documentation pages and articles

Some new tips and articles have now been added into Aspose.Words for .NET documentation that may guide you briefly how to use Aspose.Words for performing different tasks like the followings.

Supported Features on Document Load

How to Convert a Document to PDF

Overview: Aspose.Words

Aspose.Words is a word processing component that enables .NET, Java & Android applications to read, write and modify Word documents without using Microsoft Word. Other useful features include document creation, content and formatting manipulation, mail merge abilities, reporting features, TOC updated/rebuilt, Embedded OOXML, Footnotes rendering and support of DOCX, DOC, WordprocessingML, HTML, XHTML, TXT and PDF formats (requires Aspose.Pdf). It supports both 32-bit and 64-bit operating systems. You can even use Aspose.Words for .NET to build applications with Mono.

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