I have a 2 column table node. I have set the 2nd column to have a string that is longer than fits in the cell.

By default it wraps and does an ugly line break. So I did the following:

		Node[1, 0].TextFormat.FormatFlags = StringFormatFlags.NoWrap;
		Node[1, 0].TextFormat.LineAlignment = StringAlignment.Center;
		Node[1, 0].TextFormat.Alignment = StringAlignment.Near;
		Node[1, 0].TextFormat.Trimming = StringTrimming.EllipsisCharacter; 

I've tried just about every combination and the best I can get it to do is to not break a line, but it ends up being right justified, even when I set it to be aligned to Near.

I've spent about an hour on it so I'm going to move on but hopefully someone can point me in the right direction.

Thx.

Here's my pretty insane code, which is a hack of many different experiments so who knows what damage I may have done

OK nevermind that stuff I just posted. I figured it out.

Get this, I was giving the *caption* 10 blank character spaces preceeding the actual caption text because I could not get the darn thing to be in the center of the caption bar, so I had to force it with blank space.

That apparently was messing up the table rendering so I guess this is a bug because it shouldn't affect it.

Removing the blank space fixed it, but now my caption is far left justified. Even setting the caption format to Far does not affect it, its still full flush left as far as can be and underneath my icon.

Thanks, yes my stupid code was the problem.

So basically the recap for anyone following along is that extra blank text in the caption may cause wrapping issues for the cells of the table.

This is not a problem now since I now properly have used the caption format property and removed the redundant assignment.

Thanks Stoyan for all your help these last few days. I am starting to see how the API works and it is quite powerful and fast!