1. Is "Spire.Office" nuget package a open source and free to use in enterprise applications ? Is there any specific version that is ONLY open source and free to use in enterprise applications
2. Is "FreeSpire.XLS" nuget package a open source and free to use in enterprise applications ? Is there any specific version that is ONLY open source and free to use in enterprise applications
3. When I tried "FreeSpire.PDF" nuget package version "6.10.6" I see "evaluation" warning message, Is that expected ? Is there any open source version that is free to use in enterprise
applications.
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#1: Kindly note that our products are not open sources. Each product has both paid and free versions, like on nuget the Spire.XLS has paid version (Spire.XLS 10.10.6) and free version (FreeSpire.XLS 10.10.0). Both of them can work for commercial and personal use. The difference between them is the former need to apply a valid license, otherwise it will generate evaluation warning on generated file. The latter is totally free without any evaluation, but it has limitations on 5 sheets per workbook and 200 rows per sheet. This limitation is enforced during reading or writing XLS or PDF files. From Free Spire.XLS v7.8, there is no any limitation when loading and saving .xlsx file format. When converting Excel files to other formats, such as PDF/XPS/Images, you can only get the first 3 pages of PDF/XPS/Images. Similarly for other components like Spire.Office and Spire.PDF...
#3: The FreeSpire.PDF 6.10.6 on nuget is our free version, it has no evaluation warning, please share your testing code for our reference. Then we will look into it and help you out.
Sincerely,
Marcia
e-iceblue support team
Thanks for your inquiry.
Below are my answers to your questions.
#1: Kindly note that our products are not open sources. Each product has both paid and free versions, like on nuget the Spire.XLS has paid version (Spire.XLS 10.10.6) and free version (FreeSpire.XLS 10.10.0). Both of them can work for commercial and personal use. The difference between them is the former need to apply a valid license, otherwise it will generate evaluation warning on generated file. The latter is totally free without any evaluation, but it has limitations on 5 sheets per workbook and 200 rows per sheet. This limitation is enforced during reading or writing XLS or PDF files. From Free Spire.XLS v7.8, there is no any limitation when loading and saving .xlsx file format. When converting Excel files to other formats, such as PDF/XPS/Images, you can only get the first 3 pages of PDF/XPS/Images. Similarly for other components like Spire.Office and Spire.PDF...
#3: The FreeSpire.PDF 6.10.6 on nuget is our free version, it has no evaluation warning, please share your testing code for our reference. Then we will look into it and help you out.
Sincerely,
Marcia
e-iceblue support team
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Hello,
Hope you are doing well.
How is your issue now? If it still exists, could you please provide your testing code to us for further investigation?
Thanks in advance.
Sincerely,
Marcia
E-iceblue support team
Hope you are doing well.
How is your issue now? If it still exists, could you please provide your testing code to us for further investigation?
Thanks in advance.
Sincerely,
Marcia
E-iceblue support team
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Marcia.Zhou - Posts: 858
- Joined: Wed Nov 04, 2020 2:29 am
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