Looks like I found the solution in c# as the following: string plainbody = Editor1.PlainTextWithLinefeeds + endtagtxt; string stripped = Regex.Replace(plainbody,@''<(.|\n)*?>'',string.Empty); msg.PlainMessage.Body = stripped;    

From your reply, I am guessing that this is not an inherent function of the editor.  If that is the case, I will have to implement some type of script, such as the one you have suggested.  Know of any versions in c#? Thanks again. Mark    

Thank you.  This problem was solved with an upgrade to latest cuteeditor.

I am using the editor for the creation of a web based mail system.  When I set the plain text of my message to Editor1.PlainTextwithLineFeeds the text that comes through and is inserted into the message still is HTML encoded.  Any suggestions?   Thanks again. Mark  

Help.  I am using cute editor to write emails.  When I insert some previous emails for a reply, the following text is attached to the front of the email.  When I use Editor1.Text = thisstring,  the editor does not display the html properly.   >-->yle> v\:* ...

Help.  I am using cute editor to write emails.  When I insert some previous emails for a reply, the following text is attached to the front of the email.  When I use Editor1.Text = thisstring,  the editor does not display the html properly.   >-->yle> v\:* {behavior:url(#default#VML);} o\:* ...