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  1. I use the technique frequently to achieve list box columns - for example, as used by the Content Builder dialog displayed by my Incremental Numbering Suite.
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  2. Use the DCL tabs attribute and prefix the list items with a tab character ("\t").
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  3. One way, might be the easiest is to change the list that populates 'Block List', adding spaces to the nested block So you might have a line like this in your LISP: (start_list "lst" 3)(mapcar 'add_list BlockList)(end_list) Where BlockList is your list of block, might be (setq BlockList (list "BLOCK-1" "BLK-1" "BLK-2"... "BLOCK-2")) Which you could change to be (setq BlockList (list "BLOCK-1" " BLK-1" " BLK-2"... "BLOCK-2")) I don't think you can do the indenting with DCL, has to be done before then.
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