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You can import a internet explorer panel into the windows app and preview your code through it no problem.<br />
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Add a webbrowser object to your form and add<br />
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webBrowser1.DocumentText = myFormattedHTML;<br />
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BB
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You can import a internet explorer panel into the windows app and preview your code through it no problem.

Add a webbrowser object to your form and add

webBrowser1.DocumentText = myFormattedHTML;

BB

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Thanks for the posts.<br />
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badbearontour: I actually wanted to eliminate the need to add the tags.<br />
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emoreau: XStandard seems like a good tool for this. Does the &quot;XStandard Lite&quot; version let you change font color?
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Thanks for the posts.

badbearontour: I actually wanted to eliminate the need to add the tags.

emoreau: XStandard seems like a good tool for this. Does the "XStandard Lite" version let you change font color?

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Great. <br />
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How can it be done?<br />
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Thanks.
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I thought I have already saw the font color tag in it but it was in another editor that needs to be hosted on a web page.
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I thought I have already saw the font color tag in it but it was in another editor that needs to be hosted on a web page.

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I use a Windows Form to add items to my online store. I have to manually add the &lt;tags&gt; to the item description so that I can change font, color, etc...<br />
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Is there a control I can add to my Windows Form so that this is easier? Perhaps there's a textbox control similar to the control many webpages use where you can preview how the text will look like.<br />
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I can easily modify the code and create a webform if there isn't a control for Windows (but there is for web).<br />
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Thanks,<br />
Myers<br />
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VS2005
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I use a Windows Form to add items to my online store. I have to manually add the <tags> to the item description so that I can change font, color, etc...

Is there a control I can add to my Windows Form so that this is easier? Perhaps there's a textbox control similar to the control many webpages use where you can preview how the text will look like.

I can easily modify the code and create a webform if there isn't a control for Windows (but there is for web).

Thanks,
Myers

VS2005

adding html textbox to Windows Form

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