is there a RTFToHTML() Function in Harbour ?

[Jimmy]

hi,

just a Question : is there a RTFToHTM() Function in Harbour

[karinha]

hi,

just a Question : is there a RTFToHTM() Function in Harbour

By Rochinha.

http://www.pctoledo.com.br/forum/viewto ... 39&t=15459

Regards, saludos.

[Otto]

Dear Jimmy,

Do you have Word installed?
Then you can open many formats with the Word object and save them in others.
Best regards,
Otto

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oMail := oOutlook:CreateItemFromTemplate( Alltrim(  cFile ) )

   //olHTML    5  HTML format (.html) oMail:SaveAs  ( cZielVerzeichnis  + "\" + cFileNoExt(cVData) + "_fromEmail.html", 5  )
   oMail:SaveAs  ( cSaveAsRTFFile, 1  )

   oWord := CreateObject( "Word.Application" )

   oDoc := oWord:Documents:Open( cSaveAsRTFFile )
   oDoc:SaveAs( cSaveAsHTMLFile, 10 )
   oWord:Visible := .t.

   oWord:PrintOut()
   oDoc:Close()
   oWord:Quit()

  

In the Word object, there are several constants for different file formats when using the SaveAs method. The specific constant you need depends on the version of Word. Here are some commonly used constants for the SaveAs method:

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wdFormatDocument: 0 - Saves as a Word document (.docx)
wdFormatRTF: 1 - Saves as an RTF file
wdFormatText: 2 - Saves as a text file (.txt)
wdFormatHTML: 10 - Saves as an HTML file (.html)
wdFormatXMLDocument: 12 - Saves as an XML document (.docx)
wdFormatPDF: 17 - Saves as a PDF file (.pdf)
wdFormatXPS: 18 - Saves as an XPS file (.xps)

 

These constants are typically defined in the Word namespace. You can use them to specify the corresponding formats in your SaveAs method.

[Jimmy]

hi Otto

Do you have Word installed?
Then you can open many formats with the Word object and save them in others.

i do not want to convert a RTF.
i got a Link from karinha and it seems what i´m searching

[Otto]

RTFToHTM() open the RTF ans saveas HTML