I am receiving a GPF when I try to look at a ListView control's
ColumnHeaders at design-time using the Properties Dialog for the control.
I am using VB Enterprise with the Visual Studio Service Pack 1 (which
updated the ComCtl32.OCX)

To recreate:
Open a blank project and add the Windows Common Controls 5.0 to the the
project.
Add the listview control to the form.
Right-Click the control and go into the Properties dialog.
Set the View property to 3 - lvwReport
Click the ColumnHeaders Tab
Insert 2 Columnheaders (just add some text to the text field for each, no
key necessary)
Click OK to Save your settings.
Save the project and form and Exit VB 5.

Start VB again and open your project.
Right-click on the ListView and open the properties.
Click on the ColumnHeaders Tab and you should GPF now.

This problem is happening to all the developers at my office. It occurs in
both 95 and NT 4.0.  I would like to see if anyone else is seeing this
behavior.  There was no mention of this problem at the MS KnowledgeBase.

I really appreciate anyone recreating this anomally.

Thanks in advance!!!

Matt Peebles
MIDS, Inc.

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