This is the property that
you set to specify whether or not the RTF-2-HTML control should clean up
the RTF that has been fed into it. If you specify "yes" (the
default) this should result in the resultant HTML looking closer to the
original RTF when viewed within a browser.
We would recommend only
setting the property to "no" if you have created your own unique
RTF codes and commands.
Description
Specifies whether or not to clean
the RTF that you have fed into the control.
Syntax
object.CleanRTF [=
x ]
The syntax of the CleanRTF property has these parts:
Part
Description
object
An
RTF-2-HTML v8 control.
x
A
string expression that specifies whether or not to clean the
rtf that is fed into the control, you can either specify a
"yes" or a "no" value.
Default
"yes"
Remarks
This property only accepts a yes
or a no. If yes then the RTF that you have fed into the
control will be cleaned prior to going through to the conversion
phase.
Setting this property to yes can
greatly improve the quality of the conversion to HTML.
Data Type
String
Example
Sample Visual Basic
Code:
Where RTF2HTML1 is an instance of
an RTF-2-HTML Control.
