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// License key is valid, use Xceed Words for .NET using (var document = new Xceed.Words.NET.Docx())

Ensure there are no leading or trailing spaces in the string. xceed.words.net.licenser.licensekey

To avoid runtime crashes, you must explicitly assign your commercial or trial subscription key to the Xceed.Words.NET.Licenser.LicenseKey property within the package.

It must be set before any other Xceed.Words.NET component is instantiated or used. Stop seeing trial watermarks in your

You need to set the LicenseKey property before any other Xceed Words for .NET component is used in your application code.

Hardcoding your commercial license key directly into your C# files is a common practice, but it presents a security risk if your source code is hosted in public repositories (like GitHub) or if your compiled DLLs are easily decompiled using tools like ILSpy. Consider these secure alternatives: It must be set before any other Xceed

DocX is the free, open-source version of Xceed Words for .NET, originally written by Cathal Coffey and now maintained by Xceed. If your project has a limited budget or is for non-commercial use, DocX can be a viable alternative, though it lacks advanced features like PDF conversion and commercial support.

Here’s how you would implement it in your Program.cs or Startup class: