Hello,
Please how do I convert formatted text in a word document into markedup text in a memo field in MSaccess, and retain the formatting. I have created a form to display the contents of a word document, and intend to use Leban's RTF2 control to view the file's contents. Your response will be most valued.
4 4954 nico5038 3,080
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I would save the word document in .rtf format and import that into the Leban's control.
Nic;o)
I would save the word document in .rtf format and import that into the Leban's control.
Nic;o)
Thanks Nico. How would you do the import? There's a table containing about 50 records, and each record has a unique document to be inserted into a memo field.
nico5038 3,080
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You could try code, but (especially when there's already formatting in the docs) I would just open the table and a form with the control side by side and use the CTRL-C and CTRL-V to copy/paste the text.
Guess creating and testing the code solution takes just as long...
Nic;o)
You could try code, but (especially when there's already formatting in the docs) I would just open the table and a form with the control side by side and use the CTRL-C and CTRL-V to copy/paste the text.
Guess creating and testing the code solution takes just as long...
Nic;o)
Thank you very much!!!
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