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Bruce,

Thank you for your input.  As far as using the actual RTF codes, this seems to
be one of the better suggested solutions.  Many of the others are what I
consider "work-arounds".  I mean, the will do the job, and the text will appear
properly to the user, but if you open up the RTF data, there will be no signs of
/super or /sub RTF codes.

Thanks again,

Travis

Bruce Roberts wrote:

> Its not very elegant, but what you can do is use richedit.lines.savetostream
> to get the data in a memorystream. Then insert the codes you want in the
> appropriate places - they are just plain text codes - and use
> richedit.lines.loadfromstream to update the control.
>
> Travis Elkins wrote in message <36A5ECFA.C97294CE@plusdata.com>...
> >Hello,
> >
> >First of all, I said, "VB is better!" both to attract attention and also
> >to point out that from the documentation that I can read it is simpler
> >to solve my problem in VB than in Delphi.  But, PLEASE don't give me the
> >lectures about which is better.  Hands down, I say Delphi ROCKS!
> >
> >My problem is this:  I would like very much to programmatically create
> >super- or sub- scripts in a rich edit control.  I can't seem to find any
> >documentation on how one would go about doing this.  Even in the MS SDK
> >and Win32 help files...NOTHING!  What's the deal?  Is there anyone out
> >there that can help me?
> >
> >I have found a list of supported RTF codes in some MS documentation, but
> >I can't find anything on how to insert (and remove) the various codes.
> >
> >Any help would be appreciated.  Oh, if you have some ideas, could you
> >please respond to my email address as well as the newsgroup?
> >
> >Thanks,
> >
> >Travis
> >