Hi,
I am passing the following string:
Code:
<li>At the beginning of a sales call|Before presenting any new product/service|To build a foundation before moving forward</li>Key Words
still, remain, continue, now, currently
into one of my "Add Cell" functions - the ideal being that it recognises the text inbetween <li></li> as a list and then each list item is delimeted by the "|" character - i know i should have really used <ul><li> but hey...
So my problem is that my text appears like this:
Code:
- At the beginning of a sales call|Before presenting any new product/service
- To build a foundation before moving forward
Key Words
still, remain, continue, now, currently
Which isnt too bad, but in this instance, space is key on the page and i could really do with the bulleted text being more like this:
Code:
- At the beginning of a sales call|Before presenting any new product/service
- To build a foundation before moving forward
Key Words
still, remain, continue, now, currently
To save space....
I basically create paragraph objects for each bullet, then add them to the table cell they belong to. The paragraph objects have a ListInfo object setup like this:
Code:
ListInfo _li = new ListInfo();
_li.NumberPosition = Unit.FromCentimeter(0);
_li.ListType = ListType.BulletList1;
_li.ContinuePreviousList = false;
I have used this code in an earlier version of the pdf i am working on and the gaps in between the bullet and the text are much smaller, but I dont think im doing anything different (though obviouly i must be)....
So my question is: Can I control the amount of space after a bullet point character and before the text?
Thanks,
Mike