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Subject: Re: XView: TEXTSW questions
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Date: 16 Apr 91 14:22:55 GMT
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> Is there any way to programmatically inverse-video certain words in a
> TEXTSW?  I am writing a full-text database retrieval application and I
> need to highlight all the words in a document that match a user's
> query. Each document gets placed in a single TEXTSW. There many words
> in each document (TEXTSW window) that must be highlighted.  I know I
> can search the text in a TEXTSW but I also need to be able to somehow
> highlight regions of text programmatically. Even changing the color or
> bolding some text would be acceptable.

	No can do (well, you can *always* hack the src).   
	Forget about different colors and bolding text too.
	You only get one color and one font in a TEXTSW.

	FYI, take a look at the NeWS/TNT JOT object.

	Frank G.