Thanks much Adam. It took a little bit, you pointed me in the right direction. This was what I needed:     range = editor1.GetSelection().createRange();

Patrick - In the page you post to are you using Request.Form(''Editor1_HTMLContent'')? It's not intuitive, because you would think it would be Request.Form(''Editor1''). Does this help?   Cheers, Kris.

Charles - When submitting your form, you must perform the following for the editor content to be captured: function submitForm() {   save(Editor1)   document.forms[0].submit() ;} Hope this helps. Cheers, Kris.

I will try the code but where does it go ? in the dialog ? it does not work in my_custom_text.html. what is editor1   Thanks for any help     Tim  

Ok, I solved it this way:   var MaVar = ''<%=myValue%>''; editor1.PasteHTML(MaVar);        return true;

its ok, i worked it out. adding editor1.CustomCulture = ''en-GB'' did it.

Adam,   I spoke a bet too soon, actually the alert(editor1.body.innerText); is undefined even within IE browsers, Please help at your earliest!!.   Thanks

Answer was to call;   editor1.ExecCommand(''Unlink'');   //before   editor1.PasteHTML(output);   Maybe this will help someone else.

Make sure to SAVE the contents of the RTE first!   add the following javascript to your save button: onClick=''save(Editor1);''    

Try:   var editor1=content; var editdoc = editor1.editdoc; editdoc.body.style.backgroundColor=color;