Bento: Close enough to taste it…

Continuing to research my wish-list software from my previous post, I gave Filemaker's Bento a try.

Listing my fields and putting together my form was a snap. Adding data is easy. Printed output is attractive. The Neutrals theme pack is mandatory. But I've still got a couple of problems:

• Text fields appear to be limited to plaintext. Maybe I'm missing something here, but I'd really,r eally like rich text fields: bold, underline, italics, numbered lists, bullet points... I feel like this almost <em>must</em> exist, but the more I look, the less I believe it does.
• I can't seem to enable the Mac OS X built-in spellcheck on the text boxes, either. This means I'll need to review the content in another software package...
• ...but the export options kind of stink. It's limited to CSV and CSV-like options (e.g., tab-delimited output), with no structured markup choice. This limits my ability to massage the output using third-party tools. I really want XML output, at least as an export option.

I could output to Excel via CSV, if I had some way to pretty-print Excel tables using some sort of form software. But if I had that, I probably wouldn't need Bento in the first place.

Does anyone know if Filemaker Pro addresses any of these issues, or if there's something even closer to what I want?