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    I am having a problem with the VB 2005 ListView control using the Details view. I am basically using the ListView to display information from a database table. The problem I am having is that one of the columns is concatenating the string that is being passed to it for one of the subitems, and not showing all of the text. My questions would be, 1) Is there a property that I am not seeing that will keep the text from being cut short, and 2) Does the ListView support a multi-lined item that can wrap?

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      I am having a problem with the VB 2005 ListView control using the Details view. I am basically using the ListView to display information from a database table. The problem I am having is that one of the columns is concatenating the string that is being passed to it for one of the subitems, and not showing all of the text. My questions would be, 1) Is there a property that I am not seeing that will keep the text from being cut short, and 2) Does the ListView support a multi-lined item that can wrap?

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      1.) try to check your declared length for the corresponding fields .....:zzz:

      nothing is impossible.....

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