Memo and Rich Edit components in Delphi

[@ahmed.benaros]

Really, appreciate your work, thanx

[@tashindookie6827]

Can u pls solve the november 2019 prac paper

[@MrLongITandCAT]

Will do a video walkthrough soon.

[@mirvids5036]

Very useful, straightforward video. Thanks.

[@loading9269]

Informative video, thank you very much! Is there a way to disable the user from manually editing the memo's text when you run the program? It is to force the use of the edit box input.

[@lameckndlovu8763]

Object oriented programming Mr Long

[@jeanjamil7891]

Cool but why when i try to print with begin -end doc it not appear the same and all spaces reduced wAth s wrong

[@blaisemugalu8309]

vidéo très riche avec cela nous pouvont bien faire bcp des choses déjà

[@jordynbell02]

Hi. I was wondering if there was code to set tab positions for the TMemo component. I found absolutely nothing on Google.

[@MrLongITandCAT]

It's best to use a Rich Edit Control instead of a TMemo. They pretty much work the same way but the Rich Edit has more features.

[@pamraper77]

From an ancient IT teacher: A TMemo holds only plain, unformatted text, such as the .txt files you'd create in Notepad. Only a fixed tab spacing applies, so you can't set tab stops in a TMemo. New lines can still be added with #13 and #10, but #9 just allows you to go to the next fixed tab position. If you open Notepad, you'll find you can only format fonts, not paragraphs. A TRichEdit holds formatted text (rich text), such as the .rtf files you'd create in Wordpad, or create by saving as an .rtf file in Word. Variable tab spacing applies, so you can set tab stops. Try creating an .rtf file in Wordpad and formatting it. Then use the LoadFromFile method for your RichEdit. Also check what happens when you load it into a Memo. PS. I know Mr. Long should give the long :) answers, but he's too busy making his awesome videos!

[@taytayy2005]

Hi...Could you pls tell me how to take what a user enters in a rich edit so I can encrypt it and display it in another rich edit

[@MrLongITandCAT]

You can use the memo1.Text property to get the text inside the Memo Control. Use the following video to learn an encryption technique. kzbin.info/www/bejne/gpbHk62hbLWIsMU

[@taytayy2005]

@@MrLongITandCAT Thank you

[@michaeldaniels5004]

Very useful, thank you.

[@SHKIPPER989]

Thanks!_)