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&gt; Guru on this subject.. 
 
I thought the this should be the level of the person who is answering the question (not me) :-) 
But after posting the question, I found that label: 
 
Author: &nbsp;mary_M, Limited Member 
Guru on this subject. 
 
Well... I am NOT Guru on this subject... it was a mistake, sorry :) 
Mary 

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> Guru on this subject..

I thought the this should be the level of the person who is answering the question (not me) :-)
But after posting the question, I found that label:

Author:  mary_M, Limited Member
Guru on this subject.

Well... I am NOT Guru on this subject... it was a mistake, sorry :)
Mary


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Hello... 
 
I'm developing a toolbar for Internet Explorer... 
One of its functions, is to surround text in a text area with attributes.... 
 
In other words... if the user is typing something (like this question I'm typing), 
then he/she selects a sentence like: Word Word Word Word 
then click a button on toolbar that will &quot;process&quot; the selected word/sentence... 
 
By process I mainly mean adding an attribute before/after the sentence... 
so it becomes something like: 
[b] Word Word Word Word [/b] 
or &lt;i &gt;&nbsp;Word Word Word Word &lt;/i &gt; 
etc.. 
 
So my questions: 
- how to get the selected text only (not the un-selected text in the same textbox)... ? 
- Once the string is captured, how to return the selected/marked text to the textbox with the attributes?? 
 
I hope I was able to explain what I need :) 
Thanks, 
Mary
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Hello...

I'm developing a toolbar for Internet Explorer...
One of its functions, is to surround text in a text area with attributes.... 

In other words... if the user is typing something (like this question I'm typing),
then he/she selects a sentence like: Word Word Word Word
then click a button on toolbar that will "process" the selected word/sentence...

By process I mainly mean adding an attribute before/after the sentence...
so it becomes something like:
[b] Word Word Word Word [/b]
or Word Word Word Word 
etc..

So my questions:
- how to get the selected text only (not the un-selected text in the same textbox)... ?
- Once the string is captured, how to return the selected/marked text to the textbox with the attributes??

I hope I was able to explain what I need :)
Thanks,
Mary

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