Re: TRichView vs WPTools

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Posted: 06/14/2003 0:35:13

I wish this too, I also need ole-objects in rtf-import/-export,

although only for ole objects from math formula editor.

I only need the import/export; I view the content in richview

as metafile and want additionally to the metafile save the oleobj-stream in

rvf,

so nothing is lost. And maybe additionally:

When I click on the picture-item (metafile), then a oleContainer is

created (could be even invisible) which again starts the oleServer (formula

editor).

"Petko" <***@milenix.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag

news:3eea4047@support.torry.net...

> I am interested whether TRichView could recognize OLE objects, which are

> already inserted in RTF files.

> For example if I have a file "Table.rtf", which contains some text and a

> Excel spreadsheet, will I be able to edit the spreadsheet with TRichView.

>

> Regards,

> Petko

> Milenix Software Ltd.

> http://www.milenix.com

>

>

> "Sergey Tkachenko" <svt@trichview.com> wrote in message

> news:3eea3f1f$1@support.torry.net...

> > > It seems that TRichView has no OLE support. Am I right?

> >

> > Inserting OLE objects in documents? You can insert any Delphi component,

> > including TOLEContainer with OLE object.

> > As an example, see the demo in Demos\Delphi\Editors\Editor 1\, menu Edit

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> > Paste As | OLE.

> > (compiled version of this demo:

> http://www.trichview.com\rvfiles\rvedit.zip)

> >

> > >

> > > I have one question: TRichView native file format is rvf. However

maybe

> I

> > > have to have backward compatibilty with rtf and save and load my files

> to

> > > and from rtf files. How fast is TRichView in opening and saving rtf

> files

> > > compared to the standard Windows Rich Edit contols?

> >

> > I think standard richedit opens RTF files a bit faster. But TRichView

> > understands more RTF keywords than richedit.

> >

> >

>

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