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19 06 2013
There is an interesting thing about the RichTextControl most people don’t know. The Flow-Document used to store the content of a RichTextBox can handle controls. Which means you can put controls in your text and let the user interact. Maybe you want to let the user choose between different options with a checkbox or show […]
15 06 2013
If you have ever used the WPF-RichTextBox you know this strang behavior when you press enter. Instead of a single row, the cursor jumps two. You can press shift + enter instead and get just a single row. But don’t try to tell this your customers. There is an easy and elegant way to change […]