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From: neelagain on 13 Feb 2007 03:21
I did end up using streamin/out in the end. If you are going to use
StreamIn/Out, the simplest trick I found was to encapsulate text you
want to make bold/italic in either < & > or ( & ). That way you can
put together a class and forget about which rich edit control is using
it and for what purpose.

I imagine this helps,
Neel.

On Feb 6, 7:36 pm, MikeBz <Mik...(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
> "David Ching" wrote:
> > But if Windows Write doesn't generate Unicode RTF files, what does that say
> > about whether it's possible?
>
> I'm using the resource editor in Visual Studio 2005. The RTF encoding is
> just done by hand, e.g. I could create an entry in the string table which
> says "{\\rtf1 This is \\b bold \\b0.}". A translator may use any of the
> tools out there which allow the resources in an exe or dll to be translated.
>
> > If you're just displaying info and not having the user edit it, you may want
> > to use the WebBrowser control instead and show HTML.
>
> I suspected that I might have to go down that route at some point.
>
> Thanks for your help,
>
> Mike


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