HTML editor control

[Mystery Man]

Can anyome recommend a good HTML editor control that we could embed
into our C# application. The HTML editor is primarily used to create
emails.

We are looking for basic formatting things like fonts, bolds, colours
etc

A .NET managed assembly is preferable.

[Michael Culley]

Re: HTML editor control

There is a control supplied with ie5 and 6 that does this. I think there is a control supplied with dot net that wraps this control.

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Michael Culley


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> Can anyome recommend a good HTML editor control that we could embed
> into our C# application. The HTML editor is primarily used to create
> emails.
>
> We are looking for basic formatting things like fonts, bolds, colours
> etc
>
> A .NET managed assembly is preferable.[/color]

[Dmitriy Lapshin [C# / .NET MVP]]

Re: HTML editor control

Michael,

I haven't seen a ready-made .NET wrapper for that. Therefore, the original
poster might want to download the Microsoft DHTML Editor SDK to get more
information on available APIs, constants and so on.

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Dmitriy Lapshin [C# / .NET MVP]
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> > etc
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