About Rich Edit Controls
Rich edit controls support almost all of the messages and notification
messages used with multiline edit controls. Thus, applications that already use edit
controls can be easily changed to use rich edit controls. Additional messages
and notifications enable applications to access the functionality unique to rich
edit controls. For information about edit controls, see
Edit Controls.
An application can send messages to a rich edit control to perform such
operations as formatting text, printing, and saving. An application can process
notification messages to monitor events in a rich edit control. For example, an
application can process notifications to filter keyboard and mouse input, to permit
or deny changes to protected text, or to resize the control as needed to fit
its content.
You create a rich edit control by using the
CreateWindowEx function, specifying the "RichEdit" window class. You must call the
LoadLibrary function to ensure that the RICHED32.DLL library is loaded before the rich
edit control is created.
Rich edit controls support most of the window styles used with edit controls
as well as additional styles. You should specify the ES_MULTILINE window style
if you want to allow more than one line of text in the control.
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