I have all the components you mention above and they all seem to be installed properly (took all day to do it) but I still cannot see how to import HTML with a css file into a TRichViewEdit component.
Do you have an example somewhere?
Regards
Tom Davenport
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- Fri Aug 03, 2007 6:00 am
- Forum: Support
- Topic: Changing fonts for runtime created TRichViewEdit
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- Wed Aug 01, 2007 12:29 pm
- Forum: Support
- Topic: Changing fonts for runtime created TRichViewEdit
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Changing fonts for runtime created TRichViewEdit
Hello Sergey,
I have created a runtime array of TRichViewEdit objects, each with its own TRVStyle but I cannot change the font.
I have copied the code from Editor 2. That works fine for design time objects but not for runtime objects.
Can you tell me how to do it?
Regards
Thomas Davenport
I have created a runtime array of TRichViewEdit objects, each with its own TRVStyle but I cannot change the font.
I have copied the code from Editor 2. That works fine for design time objects but not for runtime objects.
Can you tell me how to do it?
Regards
Thomas Davenport
rvespAlt
Hello Sergey,
I know I am being stupid but when I use the code you sent Delphi returns
[Error] Gash5P.pas(120): Undeclared identifier: 'vespAlt'
I have RVItems in the uses clause at the top but I cannot see how to access the extra properties.
Regards
Thomas Davenport
I know I am being stupid but when I use the code you sent Delphi returns
[Error] Gash5P.pas(120): Undeclared identifier: 'vespAlt'
I have RVItems in the uses clause at the top but I cannot see how to access the extra properties.
Regards
Thomas Davenport
rvespAlt
I have used AddHotPictureTag to add a bitmap to a TRichViewEdit.
I then use SaveHTMLToStreamEx to create HTML.
I want the set the HTML Alt text for the bitmap presumably using rvespAlt but how do I do it?
Regards
Thomas Davenport
I then use SaveHTMLToStreamEx to create HTML.
I want the set the HTML Alt text for the bitmap presumably using rvespAlt but how do I do it?
Regards
Thomas Davenport