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Hey S.O! I realized my child nodes are not being indented - they are on the same level as the root nodes. Here's a screenshot:

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As you see, the childnodes are on the first level's Indent. FixedIndent is OFF, so thats not whats causing it..

Any suggestions?

Thanks!

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Are you allowed to use Skype's icons like that? - David Heffernan
And do you think your contacts would approve of you broadcasting their Skype IDs to the entire world like that? - David Heffernan
@David, yes, those selected few are all internet marketers - thats all they do basically. I gave them free exposure. ;) Also, they have all agreed to help out with the development of my program (suggestions, testing, etc), hence the category "xSky". Skype's Icon's are used freely with their API. - Jeff
@jeff that's very enlightened of Skype! - David Heffernan
@David - what exactly do you mean? Skype would not make something available for public use, if you were not allowed to use it. ;) - Jeff

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It looks like the check boxes are indented slightly. Keep in mind that the control only indents one column. All other columns are treated like ordinary table columns. Set the Header.MainColumn property to 1 if you want the "Full Name" column to be the one showing indented items. Then set the Indent property.

You can also handle the OnBeforeCellPaint event. Adjust the dimensions of the ContentRect parameter.