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Ok.... That's a pretty good start. I don't know if I'll get to this today, but if I have any luck I'll post the results here. As far as the icons go, there are different ways to do it. I'd rather store the original icon and display a new one if available, but lots of files could be attached for ...

>> but can this be done at any point in the document by an enduser? One of the most important advantages of TRichView is that you could insert component in every position of the document. Actually all component derived from TControls can add to TRichView. These controls could easily save into ...

Andrew, I think there is more easier and flexible way. You could write a small component that derived from TControl and named TDocRepository. It should has a property named Attachments: TOwnedCollectionItem. "Attachments" class TCollectionItem should be another class named "Attachment" with a ...

1. Use your own format to store multiple files, including RVF and attachments or 2. Convert attachments to text (for example, using base64 encoding) and save them in DocProperties property. Thanks for the reply. Good suggestions, I think I understand how that would work. Could I raise this as a ...

Hi there... Wondering if I've overlooked something or if it is just not there. I've been testing tRichView as a means towards a generic document manager with the data stored in a database. I've got it working the way that I want, with the text and images, etc stored in a DB2 table BLOB field, and ...