Learn to use ITextServices to draw RTF text. This includes a short introduction to the windowless RichEdit as well.
ITextSevices -- Using the Windowless RichEdit for Drawing RTF
Published 10/17/2002
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Setting selected text to read-only
Published 10/01/2002
Setting selected text to read-only
CRichEditView/CRichEditDoc Bug Work-Around
Published 08/30/2002
[Update] Very nice article'—not only the bug, but why it's there and how to fix it!!
Edit: Rich Text Editor
Published 01/23/2002
A richedit editor with lots of features.
Painless streaming of long rich text from/to CRichEditView
Published 01/18/2002
This article presents code that is able to handle much larger documents, involving multiple calls to a callback function.
Insert any HBITMAP (Bitmap) in your RichEdit Control
Published 08/14/2001
This article discusses how to insert a bitmap file inside the RichEdit control. It differs from other articles by working with an image that is in a resource or within a handle (HBITMAP).
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