Display the results of a SQL SELECT operation. Many grid controls are available for VC++ developers, but this control is small yet contains many features for developers and end users.
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How to Skin CListCtrl, Including Scrollbars and Column Headers
Learn how to skin a CListCtrl, including the CHeaderCtrl and the scrollbars. You will be able to totally customize the look and feel of almost all the aspects of a CListCtrl. (The article, demo program, and figures were updated.)
Hide Scrollbars from a CListCtrl
Removes the scrollbars from a CListCtrl without losing the ability to scroll.
Insert and Replace in a List Control
Build a listview control that can be used to highlight a row in two different colors'—one for inserting and one for replacing data depending on the position of the cursor.
Setting the Background Image for a List Control
A simple article on how to place a background image in a list control.
Adding Multiline Balloon ToolTips to ListView Column Headers
Learn now to add multiline balloon ToolTips to ListView column headers.
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