Rich Textbox Links displayed with html tags

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Hi,
I want to display an email in an windows application that contains hyperlinks in it in a rich textbox... all are getting populated fine but the problem is, on displaying it is showing not the link labels but the entire URL of the hyperlinks. Is there any way to display the mail in rich textbox in the same way it is displayed in the email.. Is there any property which I need to change.?

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Jashobanta Chakraborty

Posted 24-Apr-12 19:49pm

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 30-Apr-12 19:56pm

Is it WPF or Forms? There is a wonderful CodeProject component for Forms...
And tag it. You are interested the most.
--SA

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov · Answer 1 · 2012-04-30T14:04:00

If you are using System.Windows.Forms, the perfect component (instead of using rich text box directly) is this HTML renderer offered in this CodeProject article:
A Professional HTML Renderer You Will Use[^].

This approach is really good. The author introduces special URI scheme so you can use embedded resources of any kind, such as images, etc.

For WPF, you probably can use another one, but I did not test it:
WPF HTML Supported TextBlock[^].

—SA