+1  A: 

Change the ComboBox "RightToLeft" property to TRUE.

Note: The drop-down arrow will now be on the left side of the control.

JTA  2009-08-28 23:03:20
I should have mentioned, I tried this and didn't like the look of it.
Cheeso  2009-08-29 03:25:32
+3  A: 

It is but you would need to ownerdraw the combobox yourself so you can align the text see http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/forums/en-US/winformsdatacontrols/thread/0438b63a-5f6b-401c-8ea9-cd9e950ed6e1/ for more information.

olle  2009-08-28 23:07:02
+1  A: 
Cheeso  2009-08-29 03:28:29

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