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    copied!<p>Okay, due to the complexity of what you actually require, I'm not sure the rich text box is the correct solution. I know you may have spent time implementing it but hear me out - <strong>your going to run into a lot of problems</strong> here with the splitting that you're doing because in many cases, the formatting for the text that you are copying is not easy to extract and it doesn't take much to realize how complicated and non-standard RTF format is.</p> <p><strong>Trying to get RTF to do what you want it to do if what you're doing is <em>non standard</em> is NOT worth the effort.</strong> In these cases it is always worth backtracking, and running with some other options. Consider working with a HTML control instead, and then any future features that you want to add will likely be much easier too.</p> <p>And depending on the complexity and other features that you require, I recommend that you use an existing HTML handling control and just spend a little money on it. The time saving here is ridiculous.</p> <p><a href="http://www.spicelogic.com/Products/NET-Win-HTML-Editor-Control-8" rel="nofollow">Try this</a></p> <p><em>(I am not affiliated with this company, but I have used this control before)</em></p> <p>If you insist on using RTF, you will almost always have difficulty with even simple tasks like the one you describe. With HTML on the other hand, a problem like this is swiftly solved, as any formatting can be either applied as CSS to the whole 'box' or to a single element which can easily be copied / extracted.</p>
 

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