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Why Digitally Signing your PDFs is the Only Reliable Way to Prevent Tampering
PDF documents are widely used for sharing information because of their fixed layout and cross-platform compatibility. However, it is crucial to ensure the integrity and authenticity of these documents, especially when sensitive information is involved. Digitally signing PDFs is an effective way to prevent tampering and verify the document's source.
PDF/UA vs. PDF/A-3a: Which Format Should You Use for Your Business Application?
In this blog post, we will explore the differences between PDF/UA and PDF/A-3a, helping you choose the right format for your business needs. We will discuss the key features, benefits, and use cases of each format to guide your decision-making process.
Validating PDF/UA Documents in .NET C#
Creating accessible and compliant PDF documents is becoming an increasingly important requirement across industries. In this blog post, we explore how to validate PDF/UA documents using Text Control's .NET libraries, ensuring your generated PDFs meet accessibility standards with ease.
Bringing MailMerge Power to Markdown
The latest beta version of the TX Text Control Markdown NuGet package introduces support for fluid placeholders, also known as Mustache or Handlebars syntax. This powerful feature enables developers to create dynamic documents by integrating mail merge capabilities directly into Markdown templates. In this blog post, we will explore how to use fluid placeholders with TX Text Control in C#.
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Automating PDF/UA Accessibility with AI
This article shows how to use TX Text Control together with the OpenAI API to automatically add descriptive texts (alt text and labels) to images, links, and tables in a DOCX. The resulting document is then exported as a PDF/UA compliant PDF document.
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Meet Text Control at TechBash 2025
Join us at TechBash 2025 in the beautiful Pocono Mountains, PA, from November 4-7. Discover how Text Control can enhance your applications with advanced document processing capabilities. Don't miss this opportunity to connect with our team and explore the latest in document technology.
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Converting Office Open XML (DOCX) to PDF in Java
Learn how to convert Office Open XML (DOCX) documents to PDF in Java using the powerful ServerTextControl library. This guide provides step-by-step instructions and code examples to help you achieve seamless document conversion in your Java applications.
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Complete Document Processing vs. PDF SDK
This blog outlines why complete document processing SDKs offer greater value for your investment compared to PDF SDKs. It also specifies the business factors and technical advantages that matter most to developers when choosing a document SDK for .NET applications.
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Extending DS Server with Custom Digital Signature APIs
In this article, we will explore how to extend the functionality of DS Server by integrating custom digital signature APIs. We will cover the necessary steps to create a plugin that allows DS Server to utilize custom signature services, enhancing its capabilities and providing more options for users.
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Why PDF/UA and PDF/A-3a Matter
It is more important than ever to ensure that documents are accessible, archivable, and legally compliant. PDF/UA and PDF/A-3a are two effective standards for addressing these needs. This article explains why these standards are important and how they benefit organizations and individuals.
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Meet Text Control at DDC 2025 in Cologne
Join us at the .NET Developer Conference (DDC) 2025 in Cologne from November 24-27. Visit our booth to explore the latest in document generation and reporting with Text Control's DS Server and ASP.NET Core components. Get 10% off your conference ticket with our special discount code.
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Sneak Peek: TX Text Control 34.0 Coming November 2025
We are excited to announce the upcoming release of TX Text Control 34.0, scheduled for November 2025. This update brings a host of new features and improvements to enhance your document processing experience. This version introduces some of the most highly anticipated features to our cross-platform Core edition, making document processing on Linux and Windows more powerful and future-proof than ever.