One suggestion is to follow Nicholas Paldino's advice about listboxes from
November 10th......
Wrap your data in an class and then override the class' ToString() method
(public override string ToString()).
Afterwards, instantiate an instance of the class, populate it with data,
insert the instance of the class into the CheckedListBox's Items collection,
and repeat as necessary.
The CheckedListBox will use the ToString() of your new class to determine
what to show on each line.
Have fun!
Dave
<xi********@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:11**********************@g14g2000cwa.googlegr oups.com...
Hi All,
How do I store a string value for an item in a CheckedListBox in
Windows Form?
For a web based application, CheckBoxList allowed us to store 2 string
values for the item in it. How do I achieve that when making use of the
CheckedListBox in windows form.
Thanks.