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Aspose.Words for C++ 26.8 Release Notes

Major Features

There are most notable improvements and fixes in this regular monthly release:

  • Export XPS: Added ability to control the compression of XPS output.
  • Export PDF: Improved handling of corrupted JPEG images during PDF export through advanced validation and automatic reprocessing.
  • MathML: Improved rendering of inline fractions in MathML objects.

Full List of Issues Covering all Changes in this Release

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  1. Consider adding CompressionLevel property in XpsSaveOptions
  2. Invalid chars content after conversion PDF to DOCX
  3. OfficeMath SVG renderer embeds all glyphs starting from Aspose.Words 26.6.0
  4. INCLUDEPICTURE field with a dynamic path
  5. Character layout issue upon rendering
  6. Comparing documents shows incorrect table comparison
  7. ArgumentException when setting empty bookmark text if BookmarkStart directly precedes a content control
  8. NullReferenceException is thrown upon comparing documents
  9. DOCX to PDF: shape “Sketched” outline is rendered underneath the shape fill
  10. Table overlaps document footer
  11. Bullet position is incorrect after rendering
  12. Image is missed after rendering document to PDF
  13. Double strikethrough is lost when converting ODT to PDF
  14. InvalidOperationException is thrown upon rendering document after calling update fields
  15. Shape fill is distorted after open/save DOCX document
  16. “Key value should be greater than max key value in list” error on DOCX to XLSX
  17. Image is not displayed in output PDF when DownsampleOptions.Resolution is set
  18. ArgumentException is thrown upon loading HTML with content placed directly inside MathML mtable element
  19. Page numbers with font embedding
  20. Rounding in trendline equation is incorrect after rendering
  21. Compare reports revisions for identical DOCX with HTML content
  22. Inconsistency when writing compatibility setting in DOCX
  23. Data labels of the date axis are rotated after converting to PDF
  24. Outline items order is incorrect after rendering
  25. Aspose.Words issues a warning with unclear description while loading DOCX
  26. EQ field is rendered improperly, overlayed content is not visible
  27. EQ field is rendered improperly
  28. Extra blank page added when converting DOCX to PDF
  29. InvalidOperationException is thrown upon rendering document after updating fields
  30. Aspose.Words for Java Hebrew Sentences not rendered correctly while Converting Docx to PDF
  31. WordOpenXMLMinimal embeds full content, Document.Save() re-allocates each CustomXmlPart XML
  32. MHT to Tiff: Large tabs are added in the resultant file
  33. AutoFit() does not work correctly without clearing the preferred width
  34. MathML attributes lost during HTML import/export
  35. Aspose.Words doesn’t rotate text in the rotated shape
  36. Aspose.Words product generates different visual shapes with same code
  37. Inserting HTML with page-break-after adds an additional paragraph at the end
  38. Unexpected Bookmark Creation When Mapping Identical Content Controls to the Same Custom XML Part
  39. Extra empty paragraph inside SDT after XmlMapping

Limitations and API Differences

Aspose.Words for C++ has some differences as compared to its equivalent .NET version of the API. This section contains information about all such functionality that is not available in the current release. The missing features will be added in future releases.

  • The current release does not support Metered license.
  • The current release does not support LINQ and Reporting features.
  • The current release does not support OpenGL 3D Shapes rendering.
  • The current release does not support loading PDF documents.
  • The current release does not support printing.
  • The current release has limited support for database features. C++ doesn’t have a common API for DB like .NET System.Data.
  • The current release supports Microsoft Visual C++ version 2019 or higher.
  • The current release supports Clang 3.9.1 or higher on Linux and only for the x86_x64 platform.
  • The current release supports macOS Monterey or later (12.0+) for the 64-bit Intel Mac platform.