Thanks for the question. For the ListView control you need to set both the RightToLeft to "Yes" and RightToLeftLayout to "True".
That will make the items order right to left.
Also note that the RightToLeft property is ambient (pulls the value from the parent control like BackgroundColor) so you can set the RightToLeft on the parent control (such as the Form) and then set RightToLeftLayout to "True" to get the same effect.
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list view right to left problem (VB.NET)
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Thanks for the question. For the ListView control you need to set both the RightToLeft to "Yes" and RightToLeftLayout to "True".
That will make the items order right to left.
Also note that the RightToLeft property is ambient (pulls the value from the parent control like BackgroundColor) so you can set the RightToLeft on the parent control (such as the Form) and then set RightToLeftLayout to "True" to get the same effect.
Chris Mayo< xml:namespace prefix = o ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:office" />
PM, Microsoft Visual Basic
DISCLAIMER: This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and
confers no rights.