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    How can I insert a tab into the Text attribute of the Label of Winform? For example aaa: uuuuuuuu bbbbb: yyyyyyyyyyyy So in order to display aaa : uuuuuuuu bbbbb : yyyyyyyyyyyy you must fill a tab character in. "aaa: uuuuuuuu" will be the text attribute of the Label. Any help will be highly appreciated. -- modified at 13:55 Tuesday 9th May, 2006

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      How can I insert a tab into the Text attribute of the Label of Winform? For example aaa: uuuuuuuu bbbbb: yyyyyyyyyyyy So in order to display aaa : uuuuuuuu bbbbb : yyyyyyyyyyyy you must fill a tab character in. "aaa: uuuuuuuu" will be the text attribute of the Label. Any help will be highly appreciated. -- modified at 13:55 Tuesday 9th May, 2006

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      Wjousts
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      \t

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        \t

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        \t doesnt work...

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          \t doesnt work...

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          are you trying to write in from a visual-studio properties window? because they will disable that option and just write \t, search the designer code for the label's text, and do it by hand, if there is a @ before the string, then erase it... If the problam is continues, then something doesn't make sense, give a part of the code...

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