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If you use a textbox control, you can add a &lt;font&gt; tag before and after its text value, and set the properties of the font tag to the font properties of the control.<br />
Store the whole thing in your db ( &quot;&lt;font color=black ...&gt;&quot; + textbox1.text + &quot;&lt;/font&gt;&quot; )<br />
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Hope that helps, <br />
Hugocode 
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If you use a textbox control, you can add a <font> tag before and after its text value, and set the properties of the font tag to the font properties of the control.
Store the whole thing in your db ( "<font color=black ...>" + textbox1.text + "</font>" )

Hope that helps,
Hugocode

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i want a refund for this question because i was able to solve it using a free control i downloaded from the internet called webpad. Webpad takes care of the format when the the text is saved to the database.
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i want a refund for this question because i was able to solve it using a free control i downloaded from the internet called webpad. Webpad takes care of the format when the the text is saved to the database.

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i have a web form and i want the user to enter a text in some control and i want to save this text in a database. the problem is that i want to save the format of the text also. i have seen a software where they change the text to html and save the html in the database. Any idea of how to do this?
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i have a web form and i want the user to enter a text in some control and i want to save this text in a database. the problem is that i want to save the format of the text also. i have seen a software where they change the text to html and save the html in the database. Any idea of how to do this?

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