This example illustrates how to use the import/export feature of the Rich Text Editor to convert the editor content into a PDF or Word document.
Dear Guest,
We're thrilled to extend a special invitation to you for an exclusive Microsoft webinar meet-up, where we'll explore the latest innovations and insights driving the future of technology. As a valued member of our community, we believe this event will offer invaluable knowledge and networking opportunities.
Time: | 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM |
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Duration: | 2 hours |
Platform: | Microsoft Teams |
Feel free to invite your colleagues and peers who might benefit from this enriching experience. Simply forward this email to them or share the event details.
We're looking forward to your participation and to exploring the exciting world of Microsoft technology together. Should you have any questions or require further information, please don't hesitate to contact us at webinar@company.com .
Warm regards,
John Doe
Event Coordinator
ABC Company
This example illustrates how to use the import/export feature of the Rich Text Editor to export the editor content into a PDF or Word document. Clicking the export to PDF icon will export the content of the Rich Text Editor to a PDF document. Clicking the export to Word icon will export the content of the Rich Text Editor to a Word document. Injecting the ImportExport Module The ImportExport feature is provided as an injectable module. To use it, inject the module using the following code: RichTextEditor.Inject(Toolbar, Link, Image, HtmlEditor, QuickToolbar, ImportExport);