RTF control

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SF

Hi,

I have a database for recroding proposals in my unit. Each proposals has a
descriptive part that use Khmer script (thru legacy font).

Since Access does not handle RTF very well (limited to legacy font), I have
opted to use FMS's Total Access Memo.

I want to know whether Total Access Memo is fit for using with Access 2003?
or if someone has any problem using Total Access memo is the past?


SF
 
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Tom Wickerath

Hi SF,

I have Total Access Memo for Access 2002. It works fine for most of my
needs, although it does not support Unicode. So, for example, you cannot have
rich text with Chinese, Japanese, Korean or any other language that requires
Unicode. (My wife was rather disappointed with this limitation, as she is a
Korean-American).

There is also a free RTF control available on Stephen Lebans' web site. It's
not as full-featured as Total Access Memo, but it's also not as expensive
<smile>

http://www.lebans.com/richtext.htm

Access 2007 includes built-in support for rich text, as long as you are
using the newer ACE (.accdb) file format. However, a major 'gotcha' is that
they choose to store the text as HTML. Therefore, there is no smooth
migration path from an earlier version Access app. that includes either TAM
or Stephen's control to use the built-in support. You would have to manually
re-enter all of the rich text to use the built-in capability in Access 2007.


Tom Wickerath
Microsoft Access MVP
http://www.accessmvp.com/TWickerath/
http://www.access.qbuilt.com/html/expert_contributors.html
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Neil

There must be some other software out there that converts to HTML and
supports Automation.....
 

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