Access tables do not store formatting at all. Maybe you are talking about
something other than Access and therefore need to post to a newsgroup for
that product.

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KARL DEWEY
Build a little - Test a little
I am talking about Access and haven't figured out a solution in either the
2002 or 2003 version. There is some formatting in the text field of a form
that can be done, such as bolding and underling, but it is applied to all of
the text and not just a selected portion.
> Access tables do not store formatting at all. Maybe you are talking about
> something other than Access and therefore need to post to a newsgroup for
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> > underlining an individual word or phrase. Is there some way to do this
> > without applying the formatting to the entire block of text?
John W. Vinson - 10 May 2007 20:48 GMT
>I am talking about Access and haven't figured out a solution in either the
>2002 or 2003 version. There is some formatting in the text field of a form
>that can be done, such as bolding and underling, but it is applied to all of
>the text and not just a selected portion.
The only way you can do so is to use a "Rich Text Format" control rather than
a textbox. This capability is builtin to A2007 but you must obtain a RTF
control (from Visual Studio or from a third party) to do so in A2002/3.
John W. Vinson [MVP]
Pat - 10 May 2007 21:06 GMT
Super...thanks.
Pat
> >I am talking about Access and haven't figured out a solution in either the
> >2002 or 2003 version. There is some formatting in the text field of a form
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>
> John W. Vinson [MVP]