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VB6 Real Unicode Display in Rich Edit without installing RICHTX32.OCX

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Hi Guys!

I combined two nice features for a part of my project and I decided to share it with you. Well, I had three challanges when I was doing this:

1. Use a RichTextBox for unicode display;
2. Use real unicode characters like superscript numbers (not fake offsets)
3. Not to use a setup which is nearly a must if you are using RichTextBox control to copy and register RICHTX32.OCX file. (because my project was only 380KB which looks stupid for a setup.)

Infact, I did a very small part of the job. This is a nice combination of two different modules written by some other hardworking people.

After a long research dilettante suggested me this project to display real unicode contents RTB Superscript.zip‎. It is written only "Superscript" but it does a quite well job with unicodes, too... However, only compatible RichText Box object...

At first I was very happy with this but then I realized that it causes error in computers which has no RICHTX32.OCX file in System 32 folder.
I sworn my not to use setup for a 380KB project.

Then in another thread ,again dilettante, suggested me a code (Naked RichEdit.zip‎) which draws it's own RichTextBox which is only depending on "riched20.dll", nearly found in any PC.

Then I made some tweaks, modifications and combined them, droped some notes into code to help for some basic features.

And TA-TAA:

Attachment 95963 !!!

I hope someone will find it useful, too...


PS: If anybody knows how to change the font in the code, please do let me know :D

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