Hi,
I'm new to telerik products and this is a really simple question that I'm trying to find right now. I'm currently generating a letter pdf using a method that returns a RadFixedDocument, which is made up of multiple Blocks placed in different positions of a single page using a FixedContentEditor. Right now I need to convert specific text fragments of the letter string to bold (ones that are wrapped in bold tags) before converting to pdf, but I haven't been able to find a way to separate bold from non-bold text besides using Blocks. Is there an easier way to do this just with UI for WPF?
Thanks,
Will
I'm new to telerik products and this is a really simple question that I'm trying to find right now. I'm currently generating a letter pdf using a method that returns a RadFixedDocument, which is made up of multiple Blocks placed in different positions of a single page using a FixedContentEditor. Right now I need to convert specific text fragments of the letter string to bold (ones that are wrapped in bold tags) before converting to pdf, but I haven't been able to find a way to separate bold from non-bold text besides using Blocks. Is there an easier way to do this just with UI for WPF?
Thanks,
Will
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Hello Will,
If I properly understand, you need to bold parts of the text inside the blocks. If so, you can achieve that using the different overloads of the InsertText() method of the Block class. How you can use this method is described in the Block help article.
Hope this is helpful.
Regards,
Tanya
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If I properly understand, you need to bold parts of the text inside the blocks. If so, you can achieve that using the different overloads of the InsertText() method of the Block class. How you can use this method is described in the Block help article.
Hope this is helpful.
Regards,
Tanya
Progress Telerik
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