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Change Checkbox Image in Listview Control
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A. Clause
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 Change Checkbox Image in Listview Control I'm writing an application that resembles a threaded newsreader. I've been
trying to reproduce the threading functionality of Outlook Express ("+"
symbol for expand, "-" symbol for contract). After monkeying around with
image lists and such, I've decided that I can reproduce what I need by
enabling checkboxes. What would be nice is if I could change the checkbox
images to something a little more applicable. Is there a way through
SendMessage to change the checkbox image?
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AC
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| Sun, 12 Sep 2004 03:48:00 GMT |
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Alex Russel
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Change Checkbox Image in Listview Control why dont you use a treeview?
Quote: > I'm writing an application that resembles a threaded newsreader. I've been > trying to reproduce the threading functionality of Outlook Express ("+" > symbol for expand, "-" symbol for contract). After monkeying around with > image lists and such, I've decided that I can reproduce what I need by > enabling checkboxes. What would be nice is if I could change the checkbox > images to something a little more applicable. Is there a way through > SendMessage to change the checkbox image? > ---
> AC
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| Sun, 12 Sep 2004 05:06:39 GMT |
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A. Clause
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Change Checkbox Image in Listview Control
Quote:
> > I'm writing an application that resembles a threaded newsreader. I've
been
> > trying to reproduce the threading functionality of Outlook Express ("+"
> > symbol for expand, "-" symbol for contract). After monkeying around
with
> > image lists and such, I've decided that I can reproduce what I need by
> > enabling checkboxes. What would be nice is if I could change the
checkbox
> > images to something a little more applicable. Is there a way through
> > SendMessage to change the checkbox image?
> why dont you use a treeview?
Mainly because I want to use the header/column functionality, which, as far
as I'm aware, is lacking in the standard Treeview control.
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AaronC
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| Sun, 12 Sep 2004 05:21:44 GMT |
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Randy Birc
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Change Checkbox Image in Listview Control Brad had a demo of using custom state icons for either a lv I believe, at
www.mvps.org/btmtz/
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Randy Birch
MVP Visual Basic
http://www.mvps.org/vbnet/
Please respond only to the newsgroups so all can benefit.
Quote:
> > > I'm writing an application that resembles a threaded newsreader. I've > been > > > trying to reproduce the threading functionality of Outlook Express ("+" > > > symbol for expand, "-" symbol for contract). After monkeying around > with > > > image lists and such, I've decided that I can reproduce what I need by > > > enabling checkboxes. What would be nice is if I could change the > checkbox > > > images to something a little more applicable. Is there a way through > > > SendMessage to change the checkbox image? > > why dont you use a treeview?
> Mainly because I want to use the header/column functionality, which, as
far
> as I'm aware, is lacking in the standard Treeview control.
> ---
> AaronC
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| Sun, 12 Sep 2004 08:09:13 GMT |
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A. Clause
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Change Checkbox Image in Listview Control Looks like just what the doctor ordered. Thanks.
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AC
Quote: > Brad had a demo of using custom state icons for either a lv I believe, at > www.mvps.org/btmtz/ > --
> Randy Birch
> MVP Visual Basic
> http://www.mvps.org/vbnet/
> Please respond only to the newsgroups so all can benefit.
> > > > I'm writing an application that resembles a threaded newsreader.
I've
> > been
> > > > trying to reproduce the threading functionality of Outlook Express
> ("+"
> > > > symbol for expand, "-" symbol for contract). After monkeying around
> > with
> > > > image lists and such, I've decided that I can reproduce what I need
by
> > > > enabling checkboxes. What would be nice is if I could change the
> > checkbox
> > > > images to something a little more applicable. Is there a way
through
> > > > SendMessage to change the checkbox image?
> > > why dont you use a treeview?
> > Mainly because I want to use the header/column functionality, which, as
> far
> > as I'm aware, is lacking in the standard Treeview control.
> > ---
> > AaronC
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