Use GetWindowsDirectory function :

 char wd[MAX_PATH];
 GetWindowsDirectory(wd,MAX_PATH);
 Label1->Caption=wd;

 Now the Label1->Caption shows the name of the Windows folder.

I assigned color value in BGR(0xbbggrr) format to a TColor variable and the compiler keeps displaying the following warning with every compilation :

C++ warning : assigning int to TColor

Anyway suppressing this warning?

Assigning a shortcut to a menu item. By the 'Object Inspector' you can achieve this easily at design time. But when it comes to dynamically doing it at run time, it may require you to take little trouble :

How could I save(convert) RTF files as(into) Plain text files?

1. Load Bhaum.
   
   
2. Make sure the Options --> Auto-convert RTF item has a check mark on it.
   
   
3. Load the RTF file the user want to convert with Bhaum.
   
4. Bring up the Save As... dialog box.
   
5. Change the file filter to that of Plain Text.
   
   
6. Remove the ".rtf" extension from the filename.
   ex) "filename.rtf" ---> "filename"
   The user may change the file name also, if he (or she) wants.
   
   
7. Click on the save button to save it as plain text.
   
   
8. The extension ".txt" is automatically attached to the filename :
   ex) "filename.txt".
   
   
9. To confirm the conversion, just press the Reload button.
   Done!
   
   But, with version 1.19 or higher the user should not click the 'Reload' button.
   

Moving from the beginning to the end or from the end to the beginning of a document.

Move to the top :

Ctrl + Home

Alt + A ( one-hand operation )

Right mouse click on the Find button ( handy )

Right mouse click on the Find Again button ( handy )

Move to the bottom :

Ctrl + End

Alt + Z ( one-hand operation )

Right mouse click on the Replace button ( handy )

Moving cursor position in Bhaum word by word ( fast moving ).

Applicable to v1.15 or higher

Applicable to v1.17 or higher
Supports up to 146 colors including 16 base colors.

1. Select a named color in an HTML document.
   
   ex) ...spacing="2" color="antiquewhite" cell....
   
   
2. Make sure the HTML color button's drop-down menu item-> 'Code' is checked.
   
   
3. Click the HTML color button on the HTML Bar again to drop down its drop-down menu.
   
   
4. Now, select 'More...' item from the drop-down menu ( Or just press 'F8' ) to bring up the Color Dialog box.
   
   
5. Then the Color Dialog box pops up with the named color selected as expected.
   
   
6. Nothing to bother further!
   So, just press the 'OK' button on the Dialog box or hit the 'Enter' key on the keyboard and all is done as intended like the following :
   
   ex) ...spacing="2" color="#FAEBD7" cell....
   
   The same logic can be applied to converting an HTML color code to a named color if it's named ( with the 'Code' item unchecked )
   
   

Applicable to v1.19 or higher

1. Open a document with Bhaum.
   
   
2. Check the 'Short Path/Name' menu item which is a sub-item of the 'ReOpen' item under the 'File' menu.
   
   
3. Then all the listed MRU items' names are changed to those in short format. So now, just click the ' Copy Path/Name' from the 'Edit' menu to copy the current file's path/name.
   
   Done!
   
   example)
   
   
   C:\Program Files\Internet Explorer\License.txt
   <- the long name
   
   C:\PROGRA~1\INTERN~1\LICENSE.TXT
   <- the short name just copied