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 For you ListView wizards

I was running a winview sample application from Dan Applemans book on the
ListView
control in my form and the listview of the access database window. My form
ListView
class returned "ListViewWndClass" and Access returned "SysListView32". The
question
is: can I somehow load the SysListView32 class instead of the comctl control
? If it's possible
then I would not need to distribute comctl to clients. Please post sample
code how to load custom
controls by class. Thanks



Fri, 30 Jun 2000 03:00:00 GMT  
 For you ListView wizards

You can create a window using whatever class name you know exists, but you
will still have to wrap it with a UserControl so you can place it in a form.
So you will have to rewrite the functionality that comctl already has, and
redistribute your ocx instead.

Alejandro.

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Quote:
>I was running a winview sample application from Dan Applemans book on the
>ListView
>control in my form and the listview of the access database window. My form
>ListView
>class returned "ListViewWndClass" and Access returned "SysListView32". The
>question
>is: can I somehow load the SysListView32 class instead of the comctl
control
>? If it's possible
>then I would not need to distribute comctl to clients. Please post sample
>code how to load custom
>controls by class. Thanks



Sat, 01 Jul 2000 03:00:00 GMT  
 For you ListView wizards

Quote:

> I was running a winview sample application from Dan Applemans book on the
> ListView
> control in my form and the listview of the access database window. My form
> ListView
> class returned "ListViewWndClass" and Access returned "SysListView32". The
> question
> is: can I somehow load the SysListView32 class instead of the comctl control
> ? If it's possible
> then I would not need to distribute comctl to clients. Please post sample
> code how to load custom
> controls by class. Thanks

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Wed, 12 Jul 2000 03:00:00 GMT  
 
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