windows form textbox text formatting

[basicballistic]

Is there a way to format the text in a multiline textbox in a way that would give the same formatting capabilites as an html webpage?

For example I would like to show the following text in a textbox in the exact same manner as it appears here:

Hello, my name is bob.

And plus the ability to change color and font of individual sections of text.

Is this possible? If so, how do I go about implementing the textbox? If not, what would be a better approach in order to display such text in a windows form?

[GaryTexmo]

Have a look at a RichTextBox object if you want user input.

If you just want display, a web browser control is actually available and will display HTML just fine.

[basicballistic]

Have a look at a RichTextBox object if you want user input.

If you just want display, a web browser control is actually available and will display HTML just fine.

I see I did not specify my question entirely. I would like to be able to allow the user to type text in some field as well format the text dynamically behind the scenes.

For example, if the user types "bob" the program could automatically make the word "bob" bold, blue, italic, etc. A web browser control can display this text, but the user cannot type in characters to a web browser.

Any ideas?

[GaryTexmo]

Right, so then see the first part of my post above.