String.Format alignment - vb.net

Question

I'm having trouble aligning my four columns:
My string format for the titles works properly. When I read the next line and put it into a list, the String.Format takes the video name and creates the columns adjusting to the video names length. How can I fix this?
Private Sub pdPrint_PrintPage(sender As Object, e As Printing.PrintPageEventArgs) Handles pdPrint.PrintPage
e.Graphics.DrawString("Movie Collection", New Font("Courier", 20, FontStyle.Bold), Brushes.Black, 300, 10)
e.Graphics.DrawString(String.Format("{0, -20} {1,-20} {2, -20} {3,-20}", "VIDEO NAME", "YEAR PRODUCED", "RUNNING TIME", "RATING"), New Font("Courier", 12, FontStyle.Bold), Brushes.Black, 10, 70)
Using reader As New StreamReader("testing.txt")
Dim intVertPosition As Integer = 90
While Not reader.EndOfStream
Dim videoName As String = reader.ReadLine()
Dim yearProduced As String = reader.ReadLine()
Dim runningTime As String = reader.ReadLine()
Dim rating As String = reader.ReadLine()
Dim extraline As String = reader.ReadLine()
e.Graphics.DrawString(String.Format("{0, -30} {1,30} {2, 30} {3,30}", videoName.ToString(), yearProduced.ToString(), runningTime.ToString(), rating.ToString()), New Font("Courier", 12, FontStyle.Regular), Brushes.Black, 10, intVertPosition)
intVertPosition += 14
End While
End Using
End Sub

Answer 1

e.Graphics.DrawString(..., New Font("Courier", 20, FontStyle.Bold), ...)
This is where the problem started. This kind of formatting can only work correctly if the width a space is the same as the width of a letter. Or in other words, it requires a fixed-pitch font. But you can clearly tell from the screen-shot that you got a proportionally pitched font. So, roughly, the more text in the first column, the more it pushes out the next column.
This happened because you picked "Courier". It is the name of a legacy device font, useful only in programs that were written 27 years ago. Graphics.DrawString() requires a scalable font outline, a True-Type font to be specific, and cannot use device fonts. So the font mapper kicks in to provide an alternative, unfortunately it isn't smart enough to recognize that you wanted a fixed-pitch font.
Fix the problem by using "Courier New" instead.