TX Text Control .NET for WPF

Examples

Topic

Working code is often the quickest way to understand a feature or to start a project. For TX Text Control .NET for WPF, it comes as sample projects that the setup installs, as repositories on GitHub and as blog articles with their code. Where no WPF sample covers a topic, the examples pages say so and point to samples of other products whose code applies to WPF as well.

Where the Samples Are

Samples of the setupGitHub repositoriesBlog articles
WhereYour Documents folder, in TX Text Control 34.0.NET for WPFgithub.com/TextControlText Control Blog
What you getThe tutorial, the how-to samples and TX Words, in C# and Visual BasicThe same samples for version 32.0, a few single WPF samples, and samples of other productsThe code of the article, sometimes with a repository
VersionThe installed versionThe version the sample was written for, which may be olderThe version current when the article was written

The online demos of Text Control run in the browser and show TX Text Control .NET Server; the samples listed here are desktop applications or code that runs in them.

Find the Right Page

If you want to seeRead
A complete word processor built from all componentsTX Words WPF Sample Application
What the GitHub organization contains, and how to run and update a sampleGitHub Examples
A print preview, line numbers, a date picker, hyperlinks and the mini toolbarDocument Editor Examples
The ribbon tabs and the sidebars in a ribbon windowRibbon and Sidebar Examples
Bindings to the formatting and the value converters in XAMLXAML and Data Binding Examples
The building blocks for an MVVM applicationMVVM Integration Examples
Formulas, XML files and ServerTextControl samplesDocument Processing Examples
Merge fields, merge blocks and the Reporting sampleMail Merge Examples
Electronic invoices, PDF forms and attachmentsPDF Examples
Signing PDF documents and signature fieldsDigital Signature Examples

Where to Start

  1. TX Words WPF Sample Application: see all components working together.
  2. Getting Started: build a first application step by step.
  3. The examples page of your topic, for a sample that goes further.