Betsy.jiang wrote:The free version has some function limitation
By functions you mean it has bugs. Ones you don't want to fix because... well, it's free!
Betsy.jiang wrote:we suggest you use commecial version, and then test the code I provided with the version I mentioned.
I did that already. It does not work like you claimed it does. Like I stated above.
Betsy.jiang wrote:Don't warry about the red text, you can contact our sales team(
sales@e-iceblue.com) to get a temporary license file for one month to remove the red text and have a better evaluation on our products.
In other words, snooker the customer with a free library that has bugs and you don't want to support, in order to convert them to paying customers. I'm sorry, if that's your routine method to gain paying customers, I don't support this method. You claimed to have a free library that had some functional limitation. The limits were within our specifications. I have invested over a week's effort into trying to get this stuff to work, and here I am reporting not one but several bugs in your software. And your response is I should become a paying customer. Well, if you don't have any pride of workmanship for your free library, what does that say? To me it doesn't look good. I believe I have been snookered.
Betsy.jiang wrote:If there still is issue with the latest version, please provide us a sample project for further investigation.
I have done that already. You can use the same spot of code I provided above where I set some columns with left justification and some with right and the headers are always either all left or all right and they do not follow the style of the columns like the rows of the table do. I downloaded your library, installed it, then tested it, saw the red text which made me feel like a sucker by the way, and then what happened after that? It didn't work! It still had the same bug.
Now I have another bug to report in the unsupported free version you don't have any pride of workmanship over. My next document I have created has a font problem. The first document comes out perfect! The second and all others thereafter are totally messed up. Fonts are incorrect on all subsequent executions. This being done on an aspx website. So I am thinking somewhere in your library it is not thread safe and there are resources that are not destroyed properly perhaps, and these are being used for subsequent document creations. For instance, the font I used for the page header for the big bold page title, that font gets used elsewhere in the document when in code I am using a totally different font.
So at this point I am very worried that your commercial version isn't worth the purchase because there's this huge huge bug here, this font issue. If someone can't control the fonts they use and their size, then there's no reason to use this library at all.