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No, it's not enogh.

Give me WideString analog of LastPos function from that demo, and I'll create Unicode version of that procedure

Do you need to create document with bullets or to add bullets to existing paragraphs?

I do not understand the second question ("how do I get the ListStyle from the TRichViewEdit")

If document is not formatted, use the following code (the second example in the topic):
http://www.trichview.com/forums/viewtop ... =2485#2485

MarkSubString(Cell, Word)

Note: this code converts strings to ANSI

May be in future... Currently they are designed to show info for item at the position of caret

Existing documents cannot be loaded in this way, only new documents. To load existing documents (saved without styles), include rvfoConvUnknownStylesToZero in RVFOptions. Which type of field do you use? May be it cannot store binary data, only plain text data? In this case, RVF with styles and table...

Please use this code instead (assuming that this table is in RichViewEdit1): var I: Integer; rve: TCustomRichViewEdit; Cell.Edit; for I := Low(Words) to High(Words) do begin with CustomRVFormattedData(Cell.GetRVData) do SetSelectionBounds(0, GetOffsBeforeItem(0). 0, GetOffsBeforeItem(0)); rve := Ric...

As an editing operation?
Select (SetSelectionBounds) and call ApplyListStyle

-8 1 3 0 3 0 0 0 0 here is some text - this is RVF code loaded as text. It happens when there is an error loading RVF from field. DBRichViewEdit, if it cannot load RVF, loads field content as a plain text, so you can see these RVF codes. I think the error is because of not saving styles. Right clic...

Is it inherited from TWinControl, or from TGraphicControl?
I guess from TGraphicControl, otherwise rv.Invalidate does not repaint it.
I am afraid it is this control what flickers, not TRichView... May be it has property like Transparent or Opaque? May be, in non-transparent mode, it will not flicker.

What types of controls?

It's strange, TRichView must not flicker on repainting.

call rv1.Format after this code.

If you just need to modify the existing text (not to insert new paragraphs or text of different font), it is very simple. This code adds numbers to the first columns of each table in the document (nested tables are ignored). var i, r, idx: Integer; table: TRVTableItemInfo; for i := 0 to rv.ItemCount...

Can you send me a simple project to reproduce this problem?

It's planned for the end of this winter.

As for workaround, you can use tables.