Handling of Rich Text objects	Simple example of creation of section and adding a rich text
Simple example of creation of section and adding a... Use of styles Graphics, rulers and image resources Popups and computed text Hotspots and buttons	In order to create a rich text item the objects must be first added to rtContainer object. The containers and objects are quite independent and an object as a rule may be simultaneously added to several containers. Note however that using it in this way may not always work. The recommended way is to associate the object with only one container. In order to associate it with other container first use rtSomeObject.remove() to disassociate with parent container then rtTargetObject.add rtSomeObject to attach it in another place. The sequence of creation of a simple rich text item: Dim ctx as new rtContainer ' container exists independently of Notes objects until AppendItemValue or ReplaceItemValue method is executed Dim font as rtFontStyle ' let's separately define the look of the text Dim para as rTextParagraph ' a container for any objects Dim sect as rtSection Set ctx = new rtContainer ' let's set a font to be used as Title Set font = new rtFontStyle(0) ' the styles require an argument, though not used in current version; any numeric value will be disregarded Font.Typeface = "Arial" Font.FontColor = NOTES_COLOR_RED ' this property allows to define a limited set of basic colors; slighly different approach using rtColor class allows to define any color in RGB space. Font.FontSize=12 Font.isBold=true ' create a Text paragraph Set para = ctx.appendText ("Dump of Mails") ' this results in creation of a new paragraph (if one does not exist) and a rTextRun Set para.Current.Style.Font = Font ' set font of last added text element - rTextRun Set sect = new rtSection Sect.Title = "1st mail" ' set section title ctx.add sect ' as the object are real objects we may manipulate them also after they are added to the container ctx.appendText "!" ctx.addnewLine 1 ' we create a new paragraph ' and now a slight volte-face; let's assume, that we have obtained our mail document as docMail sect.Content.getRichTextItem docMail, "Body" Any objects that may contain other objects like sections has a Content property, that returns rtContainer object. The Content may be used to retrieve (and write rich text item) on any level of containment. As a result of this code we have a rich text container containing title and section with the content of mail document "Body" item. Now we can preserve the result: Sect.isCollapsed = true ' make section collapsed ' let's assume that we need to store the result in doc ctx.ReplaceItemValue doc, "Body" doc.save true, true Done - the body item of mail document is saved in a collapsed section. See more detailed description in reference section concerning the specific object classes.