2022年3月24日 · Another alternative can be using Microsoft Rich Textbox Control (but can't test it on x64 Office) Sub rtfToText() With CreateObject("RICHTEXT.RichtextCtrl") ' or add reference to Microsoft Rich Textbox Control for early binding and With New RichTextLib.RichTextBox .SelStart = 0 ' needs to be selected .TextRTF = Join(Application.Transpose(Cells.CurrentRegion.Columns(1))) [C1] = .Text ' set the ...

In RTF, { and } marks a group. Groups can be nested. \ marks beginning of a control word. Control words end with either a space or a non alphabetic character.

2009年9月2日 · One method to load RTF is this: rtfBox.Selection.Load(myStream, DataFormats.Rtf); You probably should call SelectAll() before that if you want to replace existing text. So, worst case, you'll have to write your string to a MemoryStream and then feed that stream to the Load() method. Don't forget to Position=0 in between.

2011年4月12日 · System.Windows.Forms.MessageBox.Show(s); // Convert the RTF to plain text. rtBox.Rtf = s; string plainText = rtBox.Text; // Display plain text output in MessageBox because console // cannot display Greek letters. System.Windows.Forms.MessageBox.Show(plainText); // Output plain text to file, encoded as UTF-8.

2015年2月9日 · rtfTxt.Text = StringLongText All works fine, but I am not able to add any text formatting in the previous text1, text2, textN blocks. For example I would like to write some words in bold or italic including the formatting directly in the strings before concatenating them. Doing. text1 = "This is some {\b bold} text" rtfTxt.Text = text1 did not ...

2018年7月6日 · RTF is not plain text, you need to write a procedure/function to convert RTF to text, see here. Alternatively you can do it in your programming language, see this post for an example in C#. Share

Conversion from plain to RTF. The formatting styles and colours are not important, all that matters is that the plain text i converted into a valid RTF format. Conversion from RTF to plain. Again, the styles are not important. They can be completed removed. All that is required is that all text data remains (no loss of entered data)

Writing your own RTF to TEXT implementation is simple for the simple case and very complicated for the complex cases. Microsoft Word can save any document to RTF, retaining all formating. Think about the most weired Word document you ever saw, using the most contorted table structure; Imagine someone saves that as RTF and asks you to convert it ...

Your post made it sound as if each RTF document was stored in a single Excell cell. If so, then. Solution using .Net Framework RichTextBox control. will convert the RTF in each cell to plain text in 2 lines of code (after a little system configuration to get the right .tlb file to allow reference to the .Net Framework).

You could still parse the RTF back to a tag-based format afterwards, with enclosing tags as hierarchy information is being provided by the indentation. As you can see, any sort of unicode usage is fine. For the unicodes see this site. For more information, be sure to consult the Bullets and Numbering section of the RTF Specifications.