Re: SOS on my.resource + rtf
RTF is very much like HTML. A file is just plain text, where the karkup is contained in tags within the text. Just like a Web browser interprets the tags and renders the page, so an RTF reader, like the .NET RichTextBox, interprets the RTF tags and renders the page appropriately.
Now, the Text property of a RichTextBox contains just the plain text displayed in the control. If you assign your RTF code to the Text property of a RichTextBox then that's the text that will be displayed, tags and all. If you want the page to be rendered then you need to assign the RTF code to the control's Rtf property.
Note that you would have known this if you'd read the documentation for the RichTextBox control. Beginner or not, the documentation should always be your first stop. That's the best way to become more than a beginner as quickly as possible. :)
Re: SOS on my.resource + rtf
thanks. It is not that I am just a beginner, I am not from the computer crowd - I am a psychologist trying to program my research. So most of the times I do not even know where to look for info ;o(. I finally found this forum, and this is the first time that I ask a question. Thank you, though, for your help.