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Thank you!

Hi,

The RichViewEdit does not have a LoadFromFile method, so how do I "load" my finished rtf-files from a directory?

Best Regards
Lars

Is it possible in TRichViewEdit programmatically (by code) to select all text by Ctrl+A ?

Thank you Sergey - just what I needed.

Thank you, I would like that!

Can the manual be downloaded to be used off-line?

In the same manner (as the above attached demo) I would like to code for font and size in Delphi. I was told in another thread that this could be found in Editor2 demo. Do you have a link to this folder please? Thank you! PS: function GetTextStyle(Style: TFontStyles; Color: TColor; SScript ...

Hi Sergey, you are right. I just copied the "head" of the function itself beleiving that there was no differences.
Thank you!

Why do I then get an error if I try to compile the code?
The only difference between the code example you send me and my code is that I put the maincode in a listbox click event and yours is placed in the formcreate event.
BR Lars

Hi, You gave me an example of coding tekst in RichViewEdit with colors, superscript and more. I have tried to transfer the example to my own program (after installation of the TRichView) but I get an error message pointing at the first occurance of GetTextStyle, with the text: "Not enough actual ...

What is the restrictions in the TRichView's trialverion?

I downloaded the sample once more, and now it is working fine. Thank you!

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Thank you, I have downloaded the code. Installed the TRichView trialversion. Then tried to run the program. First I get an "access violation" error. After having canceled this error the form pups up and in the bottom TrichView area I get this message: Style is not defined. Create a TRVStyle object ...

Do you want an example how to generate such document in code? Yes - thank you And the reason is that this is in fact all I need in my lexicographical program. I dont need a wordpad-like editor, i just need to be able to show the user what the database input will look like in the final dictionary ...