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In Part 1, you saw how easy it is to populate a WPF RichTextBox with a XAML FlowDocument. If you've ever previously struggled with trying to force a RichTextBox to accept an image - and place it exactly where you want it - in Windows Forms, then you'll welcome this new tool.
However, for legacy reasons you might want to populate the RichTextBox with content that has been saved in RTF format. In this part we will look at how that can be achieved.
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