WebHtmlEdit Control 2.4.1 ASP.NET script

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WebHtmlEdit Control is a powerful WYSIWYG (What You See Is What You Get) browser-based HTML editor for ASP.NET. JitBit WebHtmlEdit® ASP.NET control is a powerful WYSIWYG (What You See Is What You Get) browser-based HTML editor for ASP.NET (also called "Rich Text Editor"). It enables ASP.NET Web developers to replace simple text-boxes and text-areas in their existing web applications with a powerful, easy to use WYSIWYG online HTML editor component. WebHtmlEdit is a .NET web-control, which can be easily integratedt is a .NET web-control, whic VS.NET project. This control can be used in content management systems, online e-mail readers etc. It is compatible with both Firebox and IE. Features: - Easy for both end-users and developers - Cross-browser: all features have been tested with Mozilla Firefox - export to Word with one click - Undo-redo mechanism - Multiple editors on one aspx-page - Designer support - Editing HTML-code - Easily insert tables, hyperlinks and images - Different color themes - Reasonably priced
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