Hi,
I am currently using the RADRichTextBox for displaying readonly content/pages on a website and it is great!
The only gripe is the size of the documents assembly at 1.25mb. As I am only showing these documents readonly would there be any way to reduce the size of the assembly for this scenario in the future?
Many thanks and keep up the good work,
Conor
I am currently using the RADRichTextBox for displaying readonly content/pages on a website and it is great!
The only gripe is the size of the documents assembly at 1.25mb. As I am only showing these documents readonly would there be any way to reduce the size of the assembly for this scenario in the future?
Many thanks and keep up the good work,
Conor
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Hi Conor,
In Q3 beta the size of the Documents dll is greatly affected by the English spellchecker dictionary. We will extract this dictionary into separate assembly for the final Q3 version and size of this assembly will be reduced to almost a third of its current size. Another tool you may try is Telerik Assembly Minifier to squeeze the assemblies as much as possible:
http://www.telerik.com/products/silverlight/getting-started/assembly-minifier.aspx
Best wishes,
Mike
the Telerik team
In Q3 beta the size of the Documents dll is greatly affected by the English spellchecker dictionary. We will extract this dictionary into separate assembly for the final Q3 version and size of this assembly will be reduced to almost a third of its current size. Another tool you may try is Telerik Assembly Minifier to squeeze the assemblies as much as possible:
http://www.telerik.com/products/silverlight/getting-started/assembly-minifier.aspx
Best wishes,
Mike
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answered on 02 Nov 2010, 12:28 AM
Excellent news, thanks Mike