There's also a 3rd party RTF control. I think it's called something like Text Control. Not too expensive and apparently lots of bells and whistles.

BTW, for most of my WYSIWYG editing, I use the DHTML ActiveX control, which uses HTML behind the scene instead of RTF... with obvious advantages if you intend to distribute the content on the web.

>Well it's kinda crappy in VFP if you ask me. Hope they work on better AciveX integration
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>>You might check to see if you can specify a rightmargin within the RTF text itself.
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>>I use the RTF control for two purposes:
>> 1. For WYSIWYG RTF display/edit
>> 2. For long-line/fixed font display with a horizontal scrollbar (something not supported by the standard editbox or listbox).
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>>... but I never mix the two.
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>>>>I don't know, how do you set Centered or Right Aligned? Do you have MultiLine set to .T. ?
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>>>Yes. Load an RTF in LoadFile() and see. It goes as the rightmargin dictates. Why can't we use this control normally with no word wrap. Gotta be a conspiracy to make us want to use VB as a front end