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02-26-2008
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| | Re: Print spaces with Underline "Jon Jacobs" <JonJacobs@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:1F395B13-B3B6-4074-A6C2-DFAE83C74B74@xxxxxx Quote: > _Grp.DrawString(S, F, Brushes.Black, X, Y) > > F is a font that included the underline style. > S is a string right-padded with spaces to give it a desired width. > Unfortunately, the undeline only appears witht the left part of the > string. > All the trailing spaces are ignored. > I get around the problem by changing the final space to a period or > underscore, but this is very ugly. > > Is there a way to force the underline to appear on the trailing spaces? Quote: > > Thanks, > |
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02-27-2008
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| | Re: Print spaces with Underline "Michael C" wrote: Quote: > Try doing S.Replace(" ", Convert.ToChar(160)) work. Jon |
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