The WinForms Rich Text Editor Control allows you to deliver Microsoft Word-inspired functionality with ease. It includes comprehensive text formatting options, supports mail merge, and ships with a rich collection of end-user options you can use to create high-impact document processing solutions.
This example demonstrates how to use the Rich Text Editor to execute the following actions:
- Create, load, merge, split, save, and print documents
- Save a document in PDF and HTML formats
- Convert an HTML file to PDF and DOCX formats
- Format a document
- Manage document elements (paragraphs, lists, tables, shapes, pictures, headers, footers, notes, bookmarks, hyperlinks, and comments)
- Insert and modify fields
- Configure page layout settings
- Specify the built-in and custom document properties
- Protect and unprotect a document
- Create character, paragraph, and linked styles
- Import formatted text to a document
- Add checkbox form fields to a document
- Embed arbitrary XML data (custom XML parts) in a document
The application’s form contains the list of supported operations and editors that display the code and the result of these operations. A user can select an operation to view its code and result.
- BookmarksAndHyperlinks (VB: BookmarksAndHyperlinks)
- Comments (VB: Comments)
- CustomXmlActions (VB: CustomXmlActions)
- DocumentProperties (VB: DocumentProperties)
- Export (VB: Export)
- Fields (VB: Fields)
- Formatting (VB: Formatting)
- FormFields (VB: FormFields)
- HeaderAndFooter (VB: HeaderAndFooter)
- Import (VB: Import)
- InlinePictures (VB: InlinePictures)
- List (VB: List)
- Notes (VB: Notes)
- PageLayout (VB: PageLayout)
- Range (VB: Range)
- SearchAndReplace (VB: SearchAndReplace)
- SelectionCollection (VB: SelectionCollection)
- Shapes (VB: Shapes)
- Styles (VB: Styles)
- Tables (VB: Tables)
- Rich Text Editor for WPF - API Examples
- Word Processing Document API – How to Process Word Documents in Code
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