DHTML Control Needed

I need a custom control routines (based on Microsoft's DHTML control) to use as a control in a product that we sell. In a nutshell: We want a control that has the following features: a) User can enter WYSIWYG information (Like in Workpad), with buttons for Bold, Italic, Underline, Font, bullets, etc. b) The control is going to be used in a Microsoft Acess 2000 and Microsoft Acess 2002 environment. c) Control will be distributed to a number of clients and must therefore be royalty free and become the property of VanDamme Associates. d) The function must be able to handle graphics (I.e. client cut & Pastes graphics from other apps; IE, Word, Wordpad, etc). Coder must show code as to how the entire contents of the control can be sent in an email message (with graphics and in the right location) e) Control must have the ability to be spell checked (using the standard F7 key). f) The following functions will be required: - GetHTMLFromControl(ctlC) - returns the HTML from the control - GetTEXTFromControl(ctlC) - returns the text equivalent from the control. I.e. no bolding, etc. Must however respect line spacing. ## Deliverables Complete and fully-functional working function in executable form as well as complete source code of all work done. It is critically important that the coder that selects this gives a accurate time completion estimate as we have a delivery deadline on our side. A [login to view URL] file that demonstrates the working of all features. One of the routines that MUST be included is a form that takes the contents of the control and emails out (with grapics) using the outlook object model. The email body of the message must display the control so that what the recipient sees is exactly like the contents of the cotrol (text, graphics, positioning, etc.) Also need a routine that emails out the text based equivalent of the message. Complete copyrights to all work purchased. ## Platform VBA: Access 2000/2002. Windows 98SE, Windows NT, Windows 2000, Windows XP ## Deadline information Buyer has right of refusal of any/all bids. Once a bid is accepted, however, buyer will follow through. ***** PLEASE REVIEW THE BID AND ALL OF THE REQUIREMENTS - A COUPLE OF CHANGES HAVE BEEN MADE SINCE ORIGINAL POSTING *******