I\'m creating a dictionary system, where words meaning is editable in RichTextBox
(for user define FontSize, Color, etc...)
So how to can I save meaning
Native Rich text in Access 2007/2010/2013 uses a subset of HTML, not RTF, so unless you want to convert to/from RTF<>HTML when you load/save your data, you will have to find another way to store your formatted text.
Since the WPF RichText control uses RTF, the best way to save data in an Access database would probably be to use a binary blob.
In Access, you can do this either by using the OLE Object
data type or, better, the new Attachment data type.
If you want to be able to do a text search on the text entered through the RichText control, you should probably add another Memo
field to your database containing the cleaned-up, pure-text version of the data.
To work with attachments from .Net, here are a couple related questions:
You can just use the "Memo" field type if you're in Access 2007 or newer. Setting the TextFormat property to RichText will allow for RTF.
To edit it, just use a text box with the appropriate field set as its control source.
To read it via code, access the .Value property. You can also insert formatting tags (e.g. ) this way if you'd like.