Essential Studio^® for Xamarin.iOS Release Notes

v26.1.42

July 16, 2024

DocIO

#I602597 - Tab is now preserved properly while converting a DOCX to HTML format document.
#I606445 - Table will be preserved properly while converting RTF format document to DOCX.
#I605797 - Table description now preserved properly while converting DOCX format document to HTML.
#I606091 - Page number is now updated properly while updating table of contents with empty section.
#I606822 - Default font is now applied properly for the Chinese text while converting a Word document to PDF.
#I606400 - Vertical position of image in header is now updated properly while converting a Word document to PDF.
#I601786 - Hanging issue will no longer occurs while converting a Word document to PDF, when table is intersected with image in header.

#I605959 – Fixed the issue where lines are not split properly after extracting the text.
#F189049 – Fixed the issue where the signature is invalid after locking the signature in the document.
#I606801 – Improved performance when retrieving pages from PDF documents.
#I608061 – Fixed the issue where a null exception is thrown while merging the pages in the PDF document.

#I600746 - Picture is now applied properly in the picture strips SmartArt.
#I604726 – Corruption will no longer occur while cloning and merging a PowerPoint slide with two Prism graphs.
#I604609 - Corruption will no longer occur after removing the unused master slides and layout slides in PowerPoint presentation.
#I601620 – The AccessViolationException will no longer be thrown while converting a PowerPoint presentation to PDF in multiple threads.
The KeyNotFoundException will no longer be thrown while saving the document with cloned PowerPoint slide.

#I608991 - Cell data with @ symbol is preserved properly while saving the Excel document.
#I605363 - Exception will no longer be thrown when parsing VML shapes if the sheet contains threaded comments.

Note : The bug or feature items that do not have a corresponding ID associated with them are internally identified.