Mike Frank
2/8/2006 9:25:00 AM
You can use an ordinayry RichTextBox control, which is e.g. provided with Visual Studio. With this
you have to however provide buttons to do the formatting, saving and loading of text yourself.
I've done a test with a .NET user control (registered as an ActiveX), where the formatting and
loading functionality was implemented in .NET and the whole control was embedded into an Axapta
form. Only methods to get and set the text (rich text) are provided on the control.
Mike