An example of the flashrichtext format of "Hello World" looks like this:
<flashrichtext version="1">
<textformat font="Arial" size="14" color="0" bold="false" italic="false" underline="true" url="" target="" align="left" leftmargin="0" rightmargin="0" indent="0" leading="2" blockindent="0" kerning="false" letterspacing="0" display="block">(Hello )</textformat>
<textformat font="Arial" size="14" color="16711680" bold="false" italic="false" underline="true" url="" target="" align="left" leftmargin="0" rightmargin="0" indent="0" leading="2" blockindent="0" kerning="false" letterspacing="0" display="block">(World)</textformat>
</flashrichtext>As you can see, the root node is "flashrichtext." Each child node represents a run of text (a continuous segment of text which has a single text format). The attributes of the node define the format using the same formating names as flash.text.TextFormat, and the text of the node is the text itself surrounded by parentheses.
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It does not seem to store the "bullet" attribute. Im trying to figure out where that one gets stored now
I've copied some of this text from the chat window of an online seminar. How can I properly display this in human readable format?
I found that I could paste it right into XMLCopyEditor and see cleartext.
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