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In my previous snippet I have written about converting text to speech using C#. This code snippet can be used not just for allowing your computer to read txt aloud, but also for speech recognition. To implement this functionality I used Microsoft Sp...
0 1509 posted 9 years ago by warnerBro19
I have heard about this solution on the Facebook, and I thought it is worth to share my source code to help other developers interested in converting text to speech using C#. Text-to-speech refers to the ability of computers to read txt aloud. This f...
1 1096 posted 9 years ago by warnerBro19
The following code sample shows how developers can replace multiple texts in a single API call in a PDF file using Aspose.Pdf for Cloud API in their applications. Developers can use Aspose REST API with any language: .NET, Java, PHP, Ruby, Rails, Pyt...
0 1086 posted 9 years ago by johansonkatherine
The Aspose.Note for .NET API allows developers to open files & manipulate elements of OneNote books & export them to PNG, GIF, JPEG, BMP and PDF formats. The following code sample shows developers how to save OneNote File as an image in C#/.NET
0 1566 posted 10 years ago by johansonkatherine
0 585 posted 13 years ago by kyrathaba
0 570 posted 13 years ago by kyrathaba
0 482 posted 13 years ago by ronklein
found this on a forum comment thought it would be useful
2 639 posted 13 years ago by itinko
Class to shorten text. For example for an article where people can click read more to read the whole article.
1 564 posted 13 years ago by Fogh
This code will take a start and end string and then search for them within the subject string. It returns what is between the start and end strings. As an example, if I had the following text... Some test text string, with a start <tag> and an end...
0 817 posted 13 years ago by blackf0rk
You can change your dynamic binding eval text with this method. This method should be in same codebehind
0 616 posted 14 years ago by emregulcan
Sometimes you may need a carriage return in your text. Line 1 is the code for a carriage return in C# and line 3 shows an example of how to use it.
0 643 posted 15 years ago by mordecaix7
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