I believe TabStops don't work and that this bug is inherited from
Delphi. For the Delphi check list, I use the CNDrawItem method to draw
the item myself using TabbedTextOut.
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David Marcus
- enter values into TabStops (eg 5,10,15)
- enter Text into Items - here I tried all possible combinations (embedd
tabcharacter, programatically, eg. 'test'+#9+'test'...)
(what *is* the correct way to tell the CheckList that there is a tab
character part of the text)
but nothing seems to work. Is there anything else to do ?
thanx for your help,
Thomas
btw i惴 using Delphi 7 + Orpheus 4.05