  *  objects. You can programmatically access and manipulate these objects.
  *  The central object in TLF for representing rich text is a
  *  TextFlow. Specify rich text for a TextArea control
- *  by setting its <a href="TextArea.html#textFlow">textFlow</a>
- *  property to a TextFlow instance.</p>
+ *  by setting its <code>textFlow</code> property to a TextFlow instance.</p>
  * 
  *  <p>If you don't need to display text that has multiple formats,
  *  set the TextArea <code>text</code> property to a plain text string.

 *  and the Scroller as <code>scroller</code>.</p>
 *
 *  <p>The Spark TextArea
 *  can display left-to-right (LTR), text such as French,
 *  right-to-left (RTL) text, such as Arabic, and bidirectional text,
 *  such as a French phrase inside of an Arabic one.
 *  If the predominant text direction is right-to-left,
 *  set the <code>direction</code> style to <code>"rtl"</code>.
 *  The <code>textAlign</code> style defaults to <code>"start"</code>,
 *  which makes the text left-aligned when <code>direction</code>
 *  is <code>"ltr"</code> and right-aligned when <code>direction</code>
 *  is <code>"rtl"</code>.
 *  To get the opposite alignment,
 *  set <code>textAlign</code> to <code>"end"</code>.</p>
 *
 *  <p>The Spark TextArea also supports
 *  unlimited undo/redo within one editing session.

 *  <p>By default, the text wraps at the right edge of the control.
 *  A vertical scrollbar automatically appears when there is more
 *  text than fits in the TextArea.
 *  If you set the <code>lineBreak</code> style to <code>explicit</code>,
 *  new lines start only at explicit line breaks. This has the same effect as
 *  if you use CR (<code>\r</code>), LF (<code>\n</code>),
 *  or CR+LF (<code>\r\n</code>) in <code>text</code>,
 *  or if you use <code>&lt;p&gt;</code> and <code>&lt;br/&gt;</code>
 *  in TLF markup.
 *  In those cases, a horizontal scrollbar automatically appears
