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    I need the control to mimic the functionality provided by OUTLOOK. i.e: the email can be grouped by DATE, FROM, TO etc. and each group can be collapsed and expanded to reveal more information. So for example in our application...I want to see a list of clients grouped by CASE. every CASE group can be expanded to reveal the clients associated with that case e.g: =============================================== SURNAME ^ | NAME ^ | DATE ADDED =============================================== - CASE A Putter David 01 June 2006 Smith Kelly 24 May 2006 + CASE B + CASE C

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      I need the control to mimic the functionality provided by OUTLOOK. i.e: the email can be grouped by DATE, FROM, TO etc. and each group can be collapsed and expanded to reveal more information. So for example in our application...I want to see a list of clients grouped by CASE. every CASE group can be expanded to reveal the clients associated with that case e.g: =============================================== SURNAME ^ | NAME ^ | DATE ADDED =============================================== - CASE A Putter David 01 June 2006 Smith Kelly 24 May 2006 + CASE B + CASE C

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      And your question is? Nobody can just write this for you. Current blacklist svmilky - Extremely rude | FeRtoll - Rude personal emails | ironstrike1 - Rude & Obnoxious behaviour

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        I need the control to mimic the functionality provided by OUTLOOK. i.e: the email can be grouped by DATE, FROM, TO etc. and each group can be collapsed and expanded to reveal more information. So for example in our application...I want to see a list of clients grouped by CASE. every CASE group can be expanded to reveal the clients associated with that case e.g: =============================================== SURNAME ^ | NAME ^ | DATE ADDED =============================================== - CASE A Putter David 01 June 2006 Smith Kelly 24 May 2006 + CASE B + CASE C

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        well listview 2.0 supports grouping but not expaned and collapse mode like you want. However, you use an off the shelf component called SandGrid it is produced by a company in the UK called DivElements. In my opinion this is a damn good component to use plus its very cheap. try http://www.divelements.co.uk/net/controls/sandgrid/

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          well listview 2.0 supports grouping but not expaned and collapse mode like you want. However, you use an off the shelf component called SandGrid it is produced by a company in the UK called DivElements. In my opinion this is a damn good component to use plus its very cheap. try http://www.divelements.co.uk/net/controls/sandgrid/

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          Thanks. How does one programmatically highlight or de-highlight a listview items which is sitting inside a listview control? i.e. what events get called

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