No Problem. I was half way thur telling you how to get to it when this cane in. I'm not as fast as John or Ed. I still use the BIBLE method of typing. You Know--SEEK AND YOU SHALL FIND.

Jeff


>I found it. And it even has a help file... Cool...
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>Thanks,
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>-Michelle
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>>>That's ok. It's not a critical thing, so it wouldn't have been a big deal if
>>On your form use the RTF Control from the OLE controls. It looks like an edit box with all the bells for RTF control.
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>>HTH
>>Jeff
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>>I thought I couldn't do it. I just thought I'd add a little "perk" to the plain editbox. More than likely, my users won't know what to do with it anyway. :)
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>>>Now the question is, how do I make an editbox use RTF, since you seem to be saying it doesn't do it natively?
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>>>Thanks,
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>>>-Michelle
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>>>>Thanks to David for the correction. Now I know how I was misinterpreting what I had read. Memo fields can't contain formatted text but, as David stated, can contain RTF formatting directives which is just text. The caveat to remember is that the memo field must always be displayed in something that supports RTF directives (i.e. It'll look like garbage in an EditBox)
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>>>>Sorry for almost sending you down the garden path. Reminds me of a bumper sticker..."Don't follow me, I'm lost to" :-)
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>>>>>Oh, that's cool. I guess the fancy editbox project is back on, then. :)
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>>>>>Thanks,
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>>>>>-Michelle
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>>>>>>Michelle,
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>>>>>>You can indeed store the formatted text in a memo. The RTF formatting commands are plain text directives. I think the solutions.app shows how to do it.
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>>>>>>>>You can do the formatting using the RTF control but the text must be stored in a General field. Memo fields won't store formatting.
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>>>>>>>Ah, that's a key point there. I wanted to use it on memo fields. Oh, well. No formatting, then.