A rich textbox control is a form element that allows users to input and format text with a wide range of styling options, such as bold and italic text, bullet points, and hyperlinks.

When a rich textbox control is selected in the design environment, its associated properties are displayed in the Control Properties panel.

  1. Binding: In this category, users can link a control to its corresponding attribute and define its binding properties.
    • For more information on the fields in this category, click here.
  1. Name: In this category, users can access basic properties required for the control’s identification and proper referencing in the code.
    • For more information on these properties and how to configure them, click here.
  2. Control Behavior: In this category, users can configure the behavior of the control and define how it interacts with the form or application.
    • For more information on these properties and how to configure them, click here.
  3. Appearance: In this category, users can customize the visual appearance of the control.
    • Height: This is a numeric updown field that allows users to set the height of the control.
      • By default, the height is set to 250. To adjust this size, users can enter numbers into the field either manually or by clicking the increment/decrement arrows.
    • Tooltip: This field allows users to input a tooltip for the control.
      • In the web application, the tooltip is represented by the tooltip icon ( ) next to the control.
      • Rich Textbox Tooltip Preview: Web View
  4. Caption Appearance: In this category, users can customize the visual appearance of the control’s caption.
    • For more information on the fields in this category, click here.
Rich Textbox Control Preview: Web View

Quick Forms Application
To apply the Quick Forms feature to rich textbox controls, take the following steps:
  • Drag a rich textbox control from the toolbox and drop it onto the design environment.
  • Provide a caption for the control.
  • Save the form and select Yes in response to the following prompt: