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Flex » Components » Text Screenshots  Use htmlText to display HTML text            <?xml version="1.0"?> <mx:Application xmlns:mx="http://www.adobe.com/2006/mxml" width="450">     <mx:Text width="100%" color="blue" fontStyle="italic" fontSize="14">         <mx:htmlText>                             This is 14-point blue italic text.                <br><b><font color="#000000" size="10">                This text is 10-point black, italic, and bold.</font></b>                    </mx:htmlText>     </mx:Text> </mx:Application>                                                     Related examples in the same category 1. Use the text property with standard text: 2. Use an initialization function to set the text property to a string that contains these characters 3. Creating a Text control with 4. A multiline text string in a Text control 5. text property changes the text displayed in text controls 6. htmltext tag 7. HTMLText With Condense White 8. HTML Text With Entities 9. Bind RichTextEdit html text value to Text 10. The space between the editor and the text is created by the Spacer control 11. Text is Selectable static text 12. RichText with span 13. Using the text property with standard text 14. Using an initialization function to set the text property to a string that contains these characters 15. Select the first 10 characters of various text controls 16. To select all text in a text control, use the selectAll() method 17. The text in the controls update accordingly 18. RichText unicodeRange 19. text property with standard text 20. tag are not indented because any leading tab or space characters would appear in the displayed text. 21. Init Text 22. HTML formatted text, using MXML and ActionScript to specify the text 23. HTMLTags inside htmlText of Text 24. Using String properties and methods to get text indexes. 25. Text Control 26. Display Gradient Text 27. Select the 10th line and then scrolls to that line when you click the button