Hi Devron,
The scroll bars are internal objects which are encapsuled in the ListView
class. So you cannot access it through the .net framework class library.
However, you can get the handle to the ListView by the ListView.Handle. And
then call some API to achieve it. But it's not a perfect resolution and you
might not get the best effect as you expected.
If anything is unclear, please feel free to reply to the post.
Kevin Yu
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| Hi there,
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| Can I change the apperance of the scroll bar on the list view control? I
| would like to change it to a flat style with different backcolor/forecolor
| etc.
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| Any help would be appreciated.
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| Thanks
| Devron
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