I'm not aware of any way to insert a LinkLabel (or other control) into a
RichTextBox. However, there are several other options which might work:
1. The RichTextBox will generate hyperlinks from URLs by setting the
DetectUrls to True. However, the link has to be to a bona fide URL -- you
can't have custom links, like you can with the LinkLabel.
http://groups.google.com/groups?hl=e...40cpmsftngxa06 http://groups.google.com/groups?hl=e...erver.ntli.net
(conplete thread)
2. The LinkLabel can display multiple lines of text, and mix linked texted
with "regular" text. That way you can display one or more paragraphs of
text, with links embedded where appropriate. Of course, you won't be able
to format individual words or characters.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/msdnmag/is...l/default.aspx
The LinkLabel itself doesn't support scrollbars, but you can probably mimic
this functionality by plaing the LinkLabel into a panel with scrollbars and
then setting the LinkLabel's AutoSize property to True.
3. There might be a way to convert rich text into HTML. If so, you could
drop an ActiveX Web Browser control on your form and display the converted
rich text.
Hope this helps,
Robert Jacobson
"gabe" <gabe at rebelbase dot com> wrote in message
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I am looking for a way to mimic some of the functionality of a web page
without writing html (or I am looking to someone to point out something
really obvious that I am over looking)
Currently I read out some data into a dataset then appending it to a
richtextbox. So far so good. Some of the fields that I append are paths
to documents. I would like to be able to click on the paths (like a
hyperlink) I am able to create a linklabel at runtime and set its event handler I am
unable to place it where I would like. I was hoping to richtextbox.append
for the control but I cant seem to find a way to do this.
any help would really be appreciated
