The Clipboard.GetString and Clipboard.SetString both work well. However, with SetString, is it possible to put HTML code onto the clipboard so when the user does a paste function, it actually pastes the rendered HTML code and not the HTML script?
In other works, I want to be able to send <b>Hello, World!</b> to the clipboard. When the user does the paste function, I want Hello, World to be pasted and not <b>Hello, World!</b>.
Thanks for any help you can give a newbie.
In other works, I want to be able to send <b>Hello, World!</b> to the clipboard. When the user does the paste function, I want Hello, World to be pasted and not <b>Hello, World!</b>.
Thanks for any help you can give a newbie.
