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There is no direct solution for this. Removing scrollbars - set HScrollVisible and VScrollVisible to False. Changing height to document width - use DocumentHeight property (it does not include a double border width) I believe, you can add document paragraph by paragraph, using FormatTail to reformat...

For document generation, use Add*** methods, and then call Format.
For tables, use AddItem method:

OnPaste event.
In this event, you can insert data in your own format, and set DoDefault parameter to False to prevent default pasting.

See the functions in RVGetText.pas.
Or, if you need one-to-one correspondence between the document and the resulting string, functions from RVLinear.pas

Are these borders a new feature of RB9?

Yes, http://www.trichview.com/resources/acti ... tionsb.zip

Just create a ColorDialog and assign it to the ColorDialog property of TRVAControlPanel component. (Note: there should be only one instance of TRVAControlPanel, you can place it on the main form). If this property is assigned, the specified color dialog is used. If not assigned, temporal dialogs are...

Directory with RichView files (including RV_Defs.inc) must be added in the Delphi library paths list.
For Delphi 2-7, this list is in: menu Tools | Environment Options, tab Library, Library path.
Directory with RichViewActions files must be added there as well.

For a typical rich text editor based on TRichViewEdit, new styles are created dynamically in OnStyleConversion/OnParaStyleConversion events. You can either use RichViewActions ( http://www.trichview.com/resources/actions/ ) or implement these events yourself (see Demos\Delphi\Editors\Editor 2\) Do n...

RTF and RVF import tries to reuse existing styles if possible. When importing RVF files, all properties are taken into account, including protection. When importing RTF, protection property is ignored, and yes, protected styles can appear in the loaded/inserted text. I can imagine two solutions: - t...

It makes sense to add only styles having Standard property = True. All styles added as a result of editing operations have Standard=False, so editing operations do not change items of such list. List of styles may be changed only when you load a new RVF document. For changing ItemIndex, use RichView...

Sorry, no. As soon as it will be possible.

Please send me a project (as simple as possible) reproducing this problem.

No, TRichView is not faster than TRichViewEdit (if you will use the same methods for them).

TrvActionOpen has LastFilterIndex as a public property. This property specifies the filter index (starting from 1) which will be used by default when the action will be executed next time.

You can set initial value of this property.