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    treeview flickers ?

    Hi all,

    the TreeView control in my application was working fine until i added *small* icons, now whenever i try to open a node the selected node and the one above flickers ... is there any way to fix this ?

    Thanks.
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    Re: treeview flickers ?

    I believe there's an option to turn on DoubleBuffered. Set this. It should reduce or remove flicker. Set it for your Form as well.
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    Re: treeview flickers ?

    that doesn't help, the treeview not flickers during node adding, but it flickers when i press on one of its nodes and then load some controls on the right side panel...

    i'm not sure what causing this but i made some searches and its seems like it is known problem with the treeview and listbox controls.
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