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  1. Jul 3rd, 2000, 02:23 AM #1
    michelle
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    Dear VB users,

    Can somebody tell me how to get a ListView object.?

    Wich control file (.OCX) do I have to use?

    Nice regards,

    Michelle.
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  2. Jul 3rd, 2000, 03:10 AM #2
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    Common Controls 5 and 6 should contain it

    The file Comctl32.ocx should be in registered in your system directory
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  3. Jul 4th, 2000, 07:48 AM #3
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    Dear Kedman think you can tell me how to wrap this into a list view:
    If (loadedcheck) Then Exit Sub

    Index = 0

    Do
    If (Index > 0) Then
    Load CheckGDW(Index)
    CheckGDW(Index).Top = CheckGDW(Index).Height * Index + CheckGDW(Index).Top
    End If

    CheckGDW(Index).Visible = True
    CheckGDW(Index).Caption = rs!CustomerID

    Index = Index + 1
    Call rs.MoveNext

    Loop Until rs.EOF()
    loadedcheck = True
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  4. Jul 5th, 2000, 01:32 AM #4
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    rs.EOF()

    Well i hope you don't mind that i actually don't know what you're trying to do, what do you mean by wrapping it into a listview?
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  6. Jul 5th, 2000, 03:47 AM #5
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    wrap

    Well, the above code gives a column of check boxes to the amount in the database so i would like these check boxes inside a list view so i can scroll up and down through the selections incase the database is updated with new customers.

    Many thanks
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