Im doing a school project and i was wondering if there was anyway of copying the code form Visual Basic into Word with all of the formatting, e.g. coulours and font and stuff. Cos when i copy it it just all comes out as normal un formatted text...
There're a few of those on the web though. Like the one on http://artsoft.agava.ru/vbcodeformat.htm. I haven't tried it personally, but from the sound of it, it works well.
Oh i found a way of doing it.... Bit awkward but hayho...
If you create a new thread here... then use the VBcode function to add your code, then preview your post and copy it,,, it works fine, thought i would let you no if anyone else wanted to do it... theres still probably an easyier way
Oh i found a way of doing it.... Bit awkward but hayho...
If you create a new thread here... then use the VBcode function to add your code, then preview your post and copy it,,, it works fine, thought i would let you no if anyone else wanted to do it... theres still probably an easyier way
cheers
Well, if I find one I'll post it here or PM you with the solution
I have an ASP page that does the same (it's not online yet). However... there won't be much difference between pasting it here or in my page.
Emiliano F. Martín
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Attached is an app I did many years back so I could post formatted code on another site. Viewing the source code generated by the link that Emiliano posted, I would say we are using the technique to do the same thing.