@GaryO
I will point out that the issue is in demand and several users have written about it.
Thanks.
I understand the decision to discontinue support for .NET Framework 4.0 due to its obsolescence. However, targeting .NET Framework 4.8.1 exclusively poses challenges, as it is not available on older Windows 10 builds and Windows Server 2019, which are still widely used. It would be beneficial to consider supporting .NET Framework 4.8 or even 4.7.2 to maintain broader compatibility. This approach would align with the support provided by other Aspose products and help avoid potential issues with additional dependencies introduced by .NET Standard builds.
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@cornelos
I presented the above arguments in a personal message to PM and in an extended call with the development team. I was not given any comments, and unfortunately I can’t say anything about the reaction and plans either.
@mike.doerfler
@cornelos
@GaryO
In the next (25.06) or subsequent version, it is planned to downgrade the Framework version supported in the nuget package to 4.8
That is great news. Thank you for listening to the feedback and making that change. Look forward to that release.