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    Fromat menu for RichTextEdit

    Is there a built in property for this. I need something that looks like the image below. I need the format menu that is above the richedittext control.
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    Re: Fromat menu for RichTextEdit

    I might be mistaken, but you would probably just use a ToolStrip.
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    Re: Fromat menu for RichTextEdit

    I wasn't clear enough. Is there a component that I can just attach to the richeditbox and gain that functionality.

    Seems that that would be a built in function with VB.

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    Re: Fromat menu for RichTextEdit

    Quote Originally Posted by CXXXV View Post
    I wasn't clear enough. Is there a component that I can just attach to the richeditbox and gain that functionality.

    Seems that that would be a built in function with VB.
    I do not believe so. I'm sure you could create a custom control that could do that, but why would you need to if the ToolStrip would be sufficient?
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    Re: Fromat menu for RichTextEdit

    No, there is nothing built into .NET to do that for you. You would have to make your own using a ToolStrip as suggested. You could create your own custom control that inherits ToolStrip and then adds the appropriate functionality so that you can reuse it in other projects. There may even be such a control available on the web.
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