Bob,
I'm not sure why it's not clear but it's easy to create as follows:
1. Create a VB6 project
2. Create a form
3. Add a RichTextBox to the Form
4. modify the filename property to point to the rtf file that you can download here using the link below.
5. run the program
It's pretty obvious...
Not much code required but maybe the rtf file that I'm using would help. I'll attach the file;
Steps to re-create:
1. create a project
2. Create a form
3. add a RichTextBox control
4. set the filename property to the attached file
5. run the program
The rtf file is at...
This was posted in the vb.net forum mistakenly.
I have a vb6 program that reads an rtf file into a RichTextBox. The rtf file is simply a word table. The problem is that it ignores the boundries of the column and wraps the text either onto the next line (starting in col1 for the last col) or...
I have a vb6 program that reads an rtf file into a RichTextBox. The rtf file is simply a word table. The problem is that it ignores the boundries of the column and wraps the text either onto the next line (starting in col1 for the last col) or the text will just format into the adjacent column...
I have 2 page footers, the first is supposed to only print on page 1 of a group and the second is to print on all pages. When I suppress PFA then PFB moves up the page and prints where PFA would normally print leaving the remainder of the page as white space.
What I want is to always print PFB...
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