Clemos is right, there are two methods: setTextFormat() and setNewTextFormat().
using setTextFormat() you can change or specify the formatting of the entire text of the textfield's actual content (if you pass a single TextFormat object as parameter), or only a smaller part of it (one character or sequence of characters, see the documentation for exact the syntax). So setTextFormat() has effect only on texts already placed into the textfield and doesn't set the formatting of texts inserted or appended later. On the other hand, setNewTextFormat() sets the formatting of text which will be inserted into the textfield later, and has no effect on the actual content. If you take the things above into condsideration, probably you will find the text formatting model more flexible and easier to use :) Attila _______________________________________________ osflash mailing list [email protected] http://osflash.org/mailman/listinfo/osflash_osflash.org
