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One More Stop on Our Conference Circus: code.talks 2026
Text Control is joining code.talks 2026 in Hamburg for the first time, a community-driven developer conference known for its strong technical focus and unique movie theater setting. We are excited to connect with developers, share innovations in document processing technology, and become part of this vibrant community.
Build Your Own MCP-Powered Document Processing Backend with TX Text Control
This article explains how to create a document processing backend based on MCP using TX Text Control. It reveals structured tools that AI agents can identify and use. It showcases a clean architecture and practical capabilities for session-based document workflows, facilitating the automation of processes that go beyond traditional APIs.
TXTextControl.Markdown.Core 34.1.0-beta: Work with Full Documents, Selection, and SubTextParts
In this article, we will explore the new features and improvements in TXTextControl.Markdown.Core 34.1.0-beta, including working with full documents, selection, and SubTextParts. We will also provide code examples and best practices for using these features effectively.
Expanding Text Control Agent Skills: New ServerTextControl Skills for AI Assisted Document Processing
Discover the latest ServerTextControl skills for AI-assisted document processing, enhancing your Text Control Agent capabilities. Learn how these new skills can streamline your workflow and improve efficiency in handling documents.
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ASP.NETDOCX
Programmatically Fill, Flatten, and Export DOCX Form Templates to PDF in C# .NET
Learn how to fill, flatten and export DOCX form templates to PDF programmatically in C# .NET. This article provides a step-by-step guide on how to use the TX Text Control library to achieve this, along with code examples and best practice recommendations for working with DOCX templates and PDF exports.
ASP.NETASP.NET Core
5 Layout Patterns for Integrating the TX Text Control Document Editor in ASP.NET Core C#
When integrating a document editor into an ASP.NET Core application, the technical setup is only one part of the work. Just as important is the question of how the editor fits into the user interface. In this article, we will explore 5 common layout patterns for integrating the TX Text Control document editor into ASP.NET Core applications. Each pattern has its own advantages and use cases, and we will discuss how to implement them effectively.
AIMCP
Text Control AI Tools: MCP Server and Agent Skills
Text Control offers two AI integration tools: an MCP server with 30 read-only tools across 8 content domains via JSON-RPC 2.0, and Agent Skills that provide structured workflows for the TX Text Control Document Editor API. Both connect AI assistants to accurate content and code patterns.
ASP.NETRelease
TX Spell .NET 11.0 SP1 is Now Available: What's New in the Latest Version
TX Spell .NET 11.0 Service Pack 1 is now available, offering important updates and bug fixes for all platforms. If you use TX Spell .NET in your document processing applications, this service pack will enhance the stability and compatibility of your solutions.
ASP.NET
TX Text Control vs iText: Understanding Template-Based Document Generation in .NET
This article explores how both approaches work, what the common workflows look like in real projects, and why template-based document generation often leads developers toward TX Text Control. We will compare the two approaches, discuss their advantages and disadvantages, and provide insights into how they can be used effectively in .NET applications.
AIMCP
Text Control MCP Server
The Text Control MCP server is a read-only Model Context Protocol endpoint that exposes 30 tools across 8 content domains. Each domain supports search, list, and get operations over JSON-RPC 2.0 via Streamable HTTP. Compatible with Claude Code, VS Code, Cursor, and JetBrains.
ASP.NETASP.NET Core
Extracting Structured Table Data from DOCX Word Documents in C# .NET with Domain-Aware Table Detection
In this article, we build a domain-aware table extraction system using TX Text Control in C# .NET. The system automatically detects the table's domain, understands column semantics, and produces clean JSON output suitable for analytics systems, data imports, or AI pipelines.
AIASP.NET
Introducing Text Control Agent Skills
Text Control Agent Skills are structured definitions that teach AI coding assistants how to build applications with the TX Text Control Document Editor. Each skill contains step-by-step instructions and reference docs that guide the AI through correct API usage and patterns.