This article is about my views on Spire.doc which I tried for development purposes on my personal site. Now, I would like to discuss a few points about it. Recently, I came across a tool for .NET developers named Spire, which has more features and is an easy GUI interface tool for clients. E-ICEBLUE has a large number of tools and helps developers a lot with different streams like .NET, Windows Presentation Foundation, and Silverlight. E-ICEBLUE also helps in providing customer support towards all products for their clients.
Tools from E-ICEBLUE
For .NET
- Office for .NET
- OfficeViewer for .NET
- Doc for .NET
- DocViewer for .NET
- XLS for .NET
- Spreadsheet for .NET
- Presentation for .NET
- PDF for .NET
- PDFViewer for .NET
- PDFViewer for ASP.NET
- DataExport for .NET
For WPF
- Office for WPF
- Doc for WPF
- DocViewer for WPF
- XLS for WPF
- PDF for WPF
- PDFViewer for WPF
For Silverlight
- Office for Silverlight
- Doc for Silverlight
- XLS for Silverlight
- PDF for Silverlight
I tried using Spire.Office for my developments on .NET and WPF.
- Helps in opening all the file formats.
- Develop your .NET applications with easy GUI.
- Surf for your APIs with the help of the "HELP document" available with the software.
- Helps in opening Word documents, Spreadsheets, PDFs, and your project files on .NET applications including WPF, ASP.NET, WinForms, Web Services, etc.
- You have all options here which you can find in MS-Office, like find & replace, copy/paste, review your documents, working with extensions, etc.
- Helps in the conversion of various file formats – Excel sheets – adding digital signatures, etc.
I tried working with WPF projects with Data Binding, Animations, MVVM model, developing a media player, isolated storage, etc., and I feel Spire helps us with all features that Microsoft Visual Studio has in it.
Still, Spire works in a large scale on conversion of file formats, merging the data, exporting the data, accessing all data file formats, and multiple printing orientations etc.