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TX Text Control DS Server is a server-side document processing solution designed to integrate document generation, editing, and conversion capabilities into modern applications. Built for web, cloud, and service-based environments, it enables developers to programmatically create and manipulate rich-text documents such as DOCX, PDF, and HTML within their own systems. With APIs designed for integration into .NET applications and other backend services, it supports scenarios such as automated document generation, template-based reporting, and document workflows. By providing high-fidelity rendering and robust document processing on the server, it helps development teams incorporate powerful document functionality into enterprise applications without relying on client-side tools.
The DS Server 5.0 update introduces new Dependency Injection services for plugins, making it easier for developers to extend and integrate DS Server within enterprise applications. Using ASP.NET Core Dependency Injection, plugins can now access internal DS Server functionality through two new services. The IDocumentProcessingService provides programmatic access to document processing capabilities such as document conversion, mail merge processing, document manipulation, PDF form field extraction, and barcode generation. In addition, the IDocumentEditorSessionService enables plugins to interact with active Document Editor sessions, allowing developers to access and modify live documents, work with form fields, adjust formatting, or implement custom logic tied to editor activity. Together, these services provide a flexible way to build powerful extensions and integrate DS Server into complex systems and backend services.
To see a full list of what's new in version 5.0, see our release notes.
Text Control DS Server is licensed per server and is available as an Annual License that includes software updates. See our Text Control DS Server licensing page for full details.
For more information, visit our Text Control DS Server product page.

Spread.NET helps you create spreadsheets, grids, dashboards, and forms. It includes a powerful calculation engine with 450+ functions and the ability to import and export Excel spreadsheets. Leverage the extensive .NET spreadsheet API and powerful calculation engine to create analysis, budgeting, dashboard, data collection and management, scientific, and financial applications.
In this blog post, MESCIUS Product Marketing Specialist Mackenzie Albitz demonstrates how to build a Pivot Table using the Spread.NET WinForms component, enabling your users to quickly analyze large datasets with the ability to summarize, group, and reorganize data. Creating the Pivot Table includes the following steps:
Detailed source code and sample data are included to assist you along the way.
Read the complete blog post to learn how to integrate a spreadsheet component into your .NET applications and provide your users with familiar spreadsheet functionality without referring them to an external program.
Spread.NET is licensed per developer and is available as either a Perpetual or Annual license, depending upon geographic location. We can supply any Spread.NET license including new licenses, maintenance renewals, and upgrade licenses. See our Spread.NET licensing page for full details.
For more information, visit our Spread.NET product page.

Maps in reports enable data to be visualized geographically, allowing information to be presented in the context of location rather than in traditional tables or charts. By transforming complex datasets into intuitive map-based visuals, this feature makes it easier to identify regional trends, compare performance across territories, and uncover patterns that might otherwise go unnoticed. It enhances data storytelling by providing a clear and engaging way to communicate insights, while also supporting faster, more informed decision-making. Common use cases include analyzing sales performance by region, tracking customer demographics, monitoring delivery logistics, and evaluating market opportunities across different areas.
Several .NET reporting controls offer maps, including:
For an in-depth analysis of features and price, visit our comparison of .NET reporting controls.

Hyperlink support in a spreadsheet allows a cell to reference an external resource, such as a web page, email address, file, or another location within the workbook. This capability enables users to connect data with relevant context, making it easier to navigate between related information and systems. By embedding links directly into cells, spreadsheets can serve not only as data stores but also as interactive interfaces, improving usability, reducing the need for manual lookup, and supporting more efficient processes across applications and datasets.
Several WPF spreadsheet components allow you to add hyperlinks within cells, including:
For an in-depth analysis of features and price, visit our comparison of WPF spreadsheet components.

ASP.NET Zero is a comprehensive starting point for building new web applications, providing a modern UI, SOLID-based architecture, and implementations of common line-of-business requirements so developers can focus on business logic while working directly with full source code. It offers multiple architectural options, including ASP.NET Core MVC and ASP.NET Core with Angular, and includes ASP.NET Zero Power Tools, a Visual Studio extension and CLI utility that improves development by generating entities and their full application layers from the database to the user interface.
The ASP.NET Zero 15.2 update introduces active session management and revocation, allowing developers to implement enhanced security controls by giving users clear visibility into all active sessions across devices and browsers, along with the ability to selectively revoke individual sessions. This capability helps reduce the risk of unauthorized access due to compromised credentials or unattended logins, supports more granular control over authentication.
To see a full list of what's new in 15.2, see our release notes.
ASP.NET Zero is licensed based on the number of developers using the framework and the number of products being developed. See our ASP.NET Zero licensing page for full details.
For more information, visit our ASP.NET Zero product page.