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Attributed string in user defaults, is RTFD data OK?

Subject: Attributed string in user defaults, is RTFD data OK?
From: Jim Correia <email@hidden>
Date: Wed, 31 Oct 2007 12:00:00 -0400

I have an attributed string that I need to store via NSUserDefaults.

NSTextView uses RTFD data stream when passing this type of data around via the pasteboard. But typically the pastboard doesn't have to worry that someone is going to come alond and try to read the data with a different OS version :-)

Is the RTFD data format backwards (and forwards?) compatible? Or should I pick another format for storage in NSUserDefaults (or in a generic plist), such as an archived attributed string?

Thanks,
Jim
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