Extend Listview

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One Handed Man [ OHM ]

I dont think you can put an ICON in the header in VB.NET. However, there is
another thread which tells you how to do it in C++. I dont know if this can
be ported somehow.

Look in the last four days or so.

Regards - OHM

Kovan said:
i need to change the fore and back colours of the headers of
listview, as well as put a icon in the header,

any snippet would be helpful, thank you
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Best Regards - OHMBest Regards - OHM (e-mail address removed)
 
* "Kovan A said:
when adding chrw(&H25BC) or chrw(H25B2) all i get is a squre showing up and
not the arrow..
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You will have to go into the C++ code I referenced in the thread
mentioned before.
 
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Kovan said:
i need to change the fore and back colours of the headers of
listview, as well as put a icon in the header,

any snippet would be helpful, thank you
Click to expand...

Regards - OHM# (e-mail address removed)
 
* "Joe Fallon said:
You have to change from the default Font of SanSerif (which does not support
Unicode) to one that does like Arial.
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IMO that's really ugly because it will be a non-standard UI.

;-)
 
i need to change the fore and back colours of the headers of listview, as
well as put a icon in the header,

any snippet would be helpful, thank you
 
when adding chrw(&H25BC) or chrw(H25B2) all i get is a squre showing up and
not the arrow..
 
* "Kovan A said:
when adding chrw(&H25BC) or chrw(H25B2) all i get is a squre showing up and
not the arrow..
Click to expand...

Did you change the font to "Arial"?
 
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