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Re: Writing extremely large RTF or .doc files

Subject: Re: Writing extremely large RTF or .doc files
From: Peter Hudson <email@hidden>
Date: Sat, 18 Jun 2011 11:19:02 +0100

I'm not sure quite how big you data is - but I write big data sets to file by writing all the data into an NSTextView - and then get the RTF data from the view.

There is also quite a lot of scope for combining separate RTF files. You can see how to do this by renaming your RTF file with a .m extension and have a look at it in xCode. Each file has a header section and a data section. I have often taken one complete file and then added data from other files by stripping off the headers and popping it in the right place.

Peter
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