I'm not saying that apps can't control row heights. The APIs let you set the height of each row, and they work fine. What I'm saying is that table items don't always consume all the height available in the row they are in. You have some control over how much of the row height is used by an item via the itemStyle. In other words, it's not enough to set the row height to something more than 11. You also have to use an item style that uses the extra height available in the row. Since you're using customTableItem for all your table items, it should be easy to do this: just use the new tallCustomTableItem instead. This should work for PalmOS 4 and newer. To support older OS versions, you'll need to do a bit more work. To be sure, the inflexibility of some table item styles to support different heights is annoying. I remember running an early version of an ASCII chart that didn't work when you tapped on the bottom portion of an item. You're not the first person to run into this problem. -- Peter Epstein
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