Thinking Out Loud

Ray,

I don't see .docx listed in the File|Open dialog.  Does that mean we can save .docx files but then we can't reopen them?

-Eric

Does thsi mean that this control is now, in effect, a 'winforms html editor'

:O Save to html for Silverlight, i think i just exploded!!! Guys, fantastic work as usual!!!!!!

Not sure if winform xtrarichedit will support docx loading in vol 2 but it will be really great if vol2 supports docx loading to reduce db overheads.

Anyway great job DX

Binoy

You just made me cry for joy!!!  This is fantastic news!!!  Just wondering about all the 'minor' enhancements?  When I say minor, its all relative compared to these enhancements.  Specifically:

1) Header and Footer support

2) Line numbering (this is critical for me since I develop applications for the legal industry, although I know that this is also used in the medical and insurance industries.

Keep up the good work!!!

This is great I would think table support and mail merge are the most desired features other than HTML load and save.

Just wondering how clean is the HTML output.

As far as I can see, this won't help for my required use of an HTML Editor in WinForms.  Because my need was at a critical stage, I had to purchase another vendor's HTML Editor.  It is fine, but I hate having an additional vendor involved now.

My requirement is that the app I have written and am continually updating for our company includes a lot of customer service functionality in which our users need to send information to the customer and be able to retain the information with the associated customer orders.  These notices are generally emails.  I have a form where our user can fill out the information and there is an area for notes to send as well (this is the HTML Editor).  The user then clicks a button an an email is sent.  I DON'T want to save an HTML file, I just want to add it to the HTML Body of the Outlook email that I create in code.  With an HTML Editor, it is as easy as putting the bound field in the email body.  Saving it as an HTML file does me know good as I would then have to open it and parse it separately in order to get the HTML that I need to place in the Email.

What will Field support contain/not contain that will prevent it from begin a full mail merge implmentation?

Step by step, oh, baby ! ;-)

Please add 'open' and 'save' MHT-files. I'm very busy making an e-mail parser/writer and this would be a superb combination with the Chilkat components.

Hi,

Is HTML editing for WinForms and Silverlight only? What about ASP.NET? What about XtraReports? I really need HTML support in your reporting tool. Is that also in development?

What version of RTF are you currently supporting?

We're just about to release v2009.2 and it would be a good idea to have an "accumulator"