The very last node of my tree view is not being displayed. it's there, you just cant see it. Here's the strange part, if I switch my display options under the Display Properties --> Appearance of Windows from Windows XP Style to Windows Classic Style and then run my program again, the last node is there and all is well.

I cannot find anything on how to fix this. I have validated this on several other machines and all exhibit the same behaviour.

HELP!!!

No the scrollbar is there. If you make the control taller is doesn't help. I understand you need to be able to reproduce it, however, all I have done is add items to a Treeview like this.

myData.Tables["Employees"].Clear();

employeeAdapter.SelectCommand.CommandText = sqlString;

employeeAdapter.Fill(myData, "Employees");

foreach (DataRow myRow in myData.Tables["Employees"].Rows)

{

tvEmployees.Nodes.Add(myRow[1].ToString() + " " + myRow[2].ToString());

}

Now if you look at this link, you will see that someone else had this problem, http://www.irgendwie.net/blog/?p=18, there solution was to remove EnableVisualStyles() line in the main(), and yes that does correct the problem, however, that is not what I want to do. If I remove that I lose the ability to have my app change when a user changes their Windows Style. Right now I'm using the WindowsXP Style, again, if I go back to the classic style then it works properly, but none of our client computers use the classic style, they are all using the WindowsXP Style.

Thanks,

Bill

Your code works beautifully. Thank you for the solution. This was driving me crazy and I can't believe there aren't more posts about it out on the WWW. Again thanks and Happy Holidays.