During the last two weeks, Premium users were able to successfully test the final LiveDocx 2.1 version in a closed beta program. We are happy to announce that LiveDocx 2.1 is now available for all Premium users. New subscribers are getting a 2.1 account automatically. All LiveDocx 2.0 features including image merging are now available on Premium servers as well.
What is new in LiveDocx 2.1?
LiveDocx 2.1 is based on TX Text Control X8 - the latest version of our very own backend software to create and modify documents. The following template features are now supported in LiveDocx 2.1:
Additionally, LiveDocx 2.1 can load more templates that were refused by older versions of LiveDocx.
If you are still using the free service and waited for LiveDocx 2.1, benefit from our 2 months for free campaign and order your Premium account today.
LiveDocx is a template-based document creation platform.
It allows developers to create word processing documents by combining user-defined Microsoft Word templates with data from disparate data sources, such as XML files and databases. It is typically used to create professional, print-ready word processing documents in DOCX, DOC, RTF and PDF. It's easy and well proven.
Learn more!
What is new in LiveDocx 2.1?
LiveDocx 2.1 is based on TX Text Control X8 - the latest version of our very own backend software to create and modify documents. The following template features are now supported in LiveDocx 2.1:
- Colored page borders
- Merged table cells
- Colored table lines
- Background images
- Transparent text frames
- Overlapping objects (images, text frames)
- EMF image support
Additionally, LiveDocx 2.1 can load more templates that were refused by older versions of LiveDocx.
If you are still using the free service and waited for LiveDocx 2.1, benefit from our 2 months for free campaign and order your Premium account today.
LiveDocx is a template-based document creation platform.
It allows developers to create word processing documents by combining user-defined Microsoft Word templates with data from disparate data sources, such as XML files and databases. It is typically used to create professional, print-ready word processing documents in DOCX, DOC, RTF and PDF. It's easy and well proven.
Learn more!
