Paul,
Yes. You need to check the following properties:
Editor.PlainText Property
Retrieves the CuteEditor HTML content in plain text format.
Remarks
This property is read-only. If you want to store the document text in a database which is searchable, you can use the output of this property to create an HTML-free copy for indexing.
Example
string plainText = editor1.PlainText;
Editor.PlainTextWithLinefeeds Property
Retrieves the CuteEditor HTML content in plain text format and replace carriage returns with the appropriate br and p tags for breaks.
Remarks
This property is read-only. If you want to store the document text in a database which is searchable, you can use the output of this property to create an HTML-free copy for indexing.
Example
string plaintextwithlinefeeds = editor1.PlainTextWithLinefeeds;
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