Coming different string layout between .net application control(RichText box) and outer text editor(notepad)

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Hi All,

I got difference in string layout between .net control like rich textbox and outer text editor like notepad when I am using same string.

Kindly share the suggestion here.

Thanks in advance
Jayesh Rathod

Posted 4-Nov-14 3:29am

jayeshkumar.rathod

Updated 4-Nov-14 3:42am

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 4-Nov-14 9:44am

Not a question. Not clear. What is "string layout", why should it be the same or different? The documents are float documents by their nature. It makes no sense to assume any particular "layout".
—SA

jayeshkumar.rathod 5-Nov-14 0:48am

Thanks Sergey

I wish i can upload image here so you can understand properly.!!

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Solution 1

Well, yes - you would.
Notepad is a text editor: plain and simple. It only deals with the text, and doesn't worry about or use formatting codes.

A RichTextBox is different: it handles text, but it "wraps" them in formatting codes to provide additional features, like fonts, and bold, and underline.

If you get the content of a RichTextBox, it will contain these formatting codes so that it can display the material in the same way next time.

Posted 4-Nov-14 4:16am

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jayeshkumar.rathod · Accepted Answer · 2014-11-04T20:58:00

Solution 2

Problem is solved by setting font property of rich text box to "Consolas".

Thanks all

Posted 4-Nov-14 20:58pm

jayeshkumar.rathod