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QuestionDisplay the dialog Not in a Moving state.it should be fixed. Pin
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Viorel.8-Aug-06 21:23
Viorel.8-Aug-06 21:23 
I think the better place to remove unneeded spaces is the point where you get strings from database and insert them in list control. Use the Trim member of CString to remove leading and trailing spaces. For instance:

CString text = ... // get text from FoxPro database
text.Trim();
myListControl.InsertItem(..., text);

If you need to reduce the internal spaces, then also try this:

while(text.Replace(_T("  "), _T(" ") != 0);

See also: http://www.codeproject.com/script/comments/forums.asp?msg=1609094&forumid=1647&mode=all&userid=13134#xx1609094xx[^]

I hope this helps and your problem will be finally solved.
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