When you set the editor.XHTMLOutput = true, CuteEditor will parse your HTML into XHTML using the JavaScript function.   It will take longer if you have a large document.    

mojobikeman,   Do you load the CuteEditor.dll library from a network drive?If so, you can open the Net configuration manager, security directive: increase trust on shared network assembly.

    Hi,   CuteEditor.Editor.XHTML property is supposed to return the HTML format from the Text Editor, However it does not work! any idea?   Thanks,    

Rodney, Glad to know you like our product. Unfortunately CuteEditor for ASP version 3.0 doesn't have this ability right now. Please wait for the next version.

Resolved.Demo:http://cutesoft.net/example/general.aspx Please download the control again and update the following file:http://cutesoft.net//CuteSoft_Client/CuteEditor/cuteeditor_gecko.js.aspx    

nicolas,CuteEditor does the conversion work on the server side for the performance purpose.>>why can't we use the cleanuphtmlcode() method ?TryEditor1.CleanUpHTMLCode();    

Bomin,   It's strange.   Have you updated all the CuteEditor client files?   Also please try this demo:   http://cutesoft.net/example/general.aspx  

Hi pasklaar,   Close tag function is the browser feature. For now CuteEditor can not change it.   Regards,   ken

Andrea,   Can you upload CuteEditor For ASP.NET 2.0 DLL to your project bin folder then try again?

mirza_h,   Try: netspell   CuteEditor Buttons and Menus:   http://cutesoft.net/developer+guide/scr/ReferenceToolbar.htm