<Shaun.Trussler@nokia.com> wrote:
>
> OK, thanks for the solutions so far. I understand the
> the tags necessary to include for an html file but are there
> similar tags for a .txt file to be viewed in either Wordpad
> or Notepad for example?
Depends once again on formatting.
A plain ASCII .txt file has no formatting and is just characters.
Notepad is straight ASCII so you can't do what you want. Same with any other
plain ascii editor since ASCII just doesn't work that way.
Wordpad can understand various formats, with RTF probably being your
best bet. I believe that the tag there is .
Since there are many incompatible formatting methods it is not possible
to write a single file to show different formats in all viewers. Hence
you need to specify viewer before selecting format.
Stan
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> OK, thanks for the solutions so far. I understand the
> the tags necessary to include for an html file but are there
> similar tags for a .txt file to be viewed in either Wordpad
> or Notepad for example?
Depends once again on formatting.
A plain ASCII .txt file has no formatting and is just characters.
Notepad is straight ASCII so you can't do what you want. Same with any other
plain ascii editor since ASCII just doesn't work that way.
Wordpad can understand various formats, with RTF probably being your
best bet. I believe that the tag there is .
Since there are many incompatible formatting methods it is not possible
to write a single file to show different formats in all viewers. Hence
you need to specify viewer before selecting format.
Stan
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Greetings:
Anyone know how to set up the "To File" object print to a file in boldface?
I would like to selectively print values in boldface that fail a specified
criteria (e.g. if x is not a certain array of values, print it in boldface
when printing to file). I would like to avoid sorting through the file and
doing this after printing. Thanks for any help.
Regards,
Shaun Trussler
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