Hello and thank you very much for your reply. Firstly i have to read the article you have mentioned and then we can talk again. But i believe this You see the expression (?<=) can be used both as lookbehind before the match and lookbehind after the match. is the most important thing that i didn't know. Can you choose if (?<=) will be treated as before or after only ??? (i will found out after reading the article :)

Of course.Runspaces and code is running in C# using System.Management.Automation. Thanks for replying!

tasoss wrote: Do you think that it's normal to search the xsl file inside in the c:\windows\system32 directory? If that's a default search location for these files, then yes. tasoss wrote: But it's referenced like "../foo.xsl" and not inside c:\windows\system32. But the file that could not be found is 'C:\WINDOWS\system32\bar.xsl', which is different. The "../foo.xsl" reference is a file in the directory above the one where the source files are stored and presumably does exist. I still think you need to investigate what I suggested in my previous message, whether this file exists and if not why it is being referenced.

Thanks for the replies.Well i just want to fit the text exactly inside the cells(table cells).I create a table(control provided) and set text inside its cells.Then i process all the cells and try to set the correct width(using measurestring). How will i know that more pixels are needed to be added? I will try the links provided but i don't know if they fit in my occasion. Thanks again people.