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stop scrolling of first column in CListView / CListCtrl

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    ensger
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    Hello, Does anyone know an easy way to stop the horizontal scrolling of the first (maybe the 2 first) columns in a CListView / CListCtrl. What I want is something that we can do in Excel with Window - Fix (hope, I translated correct). I have some text in the first 2 columns and many values in many other columns - and the text should always be visible. I tried the whole day to find an article, but I didn't succeed. So any help would be great. Thank's, Gerhard

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      Hello, Does anyone know an easy way to stop the horizontal scrolling of the first (maybe the 2 first) columns in a CListView / CListCtrl. What I want is something that we can do in Excel with Window - Fix (hope, I translated correct). I have some text in the first 2 columns and many values in many other columns - and the text should always be visible. I tried the whole day to find an article, but I didn't succeed. So any help would be great. Thank's, Gerhard

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      Michael Dunn
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      That isn't a feature of the list control, however you can try a grid control like Chris Maunder's control right here on CP.

      --Mike-- Visual C++ MVP :cool: LINKS~! Ericahist | PimpFish | CP SearchBar v3.0 | C++ Forum FAQ Ford, what's this fish doing in my ear?

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