Put html tag in xml genreted with strings panel

Hello,
I created an multilanguage application with the "strings
"panel.
My customer need to put some words in italic inside the
dynamic textfield.
So I used <i> tag or cdata tag insied the xml, but
nothing works, even if I put the textfield in "html" format.
So How can I do.
Do we need to change the "locale.as" class?
thanks.
Regards,

Is the dynamic text field set to embed the fonts? (Properties
Panel >
Character.... radio button clicked to specify ranges)
If it is, set it to no characters. Also make sure your
dynamic text field
is set in the properties panel to render as html.
Here is a test:
Create a new Flash document, select the text tool from the
tools menu and
create a text area on the stage. Make it a dynamic text field
in the
properties panel and click the render as html button. Give it
an instance
name of "myText" and on frame one of the main timeline put
the following
actionscript.
myText.htmlText = "<i> This is Italics</i>. This
is not"
Test the movie and it should show what you are looking for.
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"tof69" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:efb464$7cm$[email protected]..
> Hello,
> I created an multilanguage application with the "strings
"panel.
> My customer need to put some words in italic inside the
dynamic textfield.
> So I used
tag or cdata tag insied the xml, but nothing works, even if
> I
> put the textfield in "html" format.
> So How can I do.
> Do we need to change the "locale.as" class?
> thanks.
> Regards,
>
>

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