Archive for 'Releases' Category

Announcing ExtremeML Beta 2

By Tim Coulter - Last updated: Wednesday, May 19, 2010

A while back we launched the Premium Edition of ExtremeML – an extension of the open source project that offered the promise of many additional features and the reassurance of a range of priority support services.
Despite having high hopes that this additional functionality would prove attractive to users and develop into a serious project in [...]

OpenXML SDK RTM release and a new release of ExtremeML

By Tim Coulter - Last updated: Tuesday, March 16, 2010

ExtremeML has also undergone some recent updates (mostly to accommodate breaking changes in the SDK), and the full set of updated runtime libraries, source code and documentation are available for download from CodePlex.

ExtremeML Updated for Compatibility with Latest SDK Release

By Tim Coulter - Last updated: Tuesday, December 15, 2009

Despite the general enthusiasm shared by most OpenXML SDK users at the release of the latest December 2009 CTP, it introduced a number of breaking changes, which has necessitated some corrective coding within ExtremeML.
This work is now complete and the updated release of ExtremeML (entitled the December 2009 Preview) is now available for download.

Announcing ExtremeML: The Simple Way to Create Excel Spreadsheets in .NET Applications

By Tim Coulter - Last updated: Tuesday, November 10, 2009

From 2007, Word, Excel and PowerPoint have adopted a new open and accessible file format, known as OpenXML.
An OpenXML document is a zip file containing a hierarchy of folders, each of which holds a number of Xml (or other) documents. You can see this for yourself just by assigning a zip extension to any standard [...]