Yes, of course.
But if you'd load a rtf-file into TextEdit, you'd see why I tried html.
All the meta informations of rtf are shown as text, that's not useable.
No, the solution is easier: just activate qt.kde and qt.kde.html and use the
control WebBrowser. Works perfectly.
Didn't see it before,
On Wed, 2009-10-14 at 09:28 +0200, Matti wrote:
> Somewhere in the mailing archives I've read that a TextEdit could display
> HTML files "nicely".
> But how?
>
> When I do
> textstr = File.Load("xyfile.html")
> TextEdit1.Text = textstr
>
> a plain text is shown, without any formatting. All the H
Somewhere in the mailing archives I've read that a TextEdit could display HTML
files "nicely".
But how?
When I do
textstr = File.Load("xyfile.html")
TextEdit1.Text = textstr
a plain text is shown, without any formatting. All the HTML tags are ignored.
And the special chars like äöß are displayed
