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CListCtrl with CProgressCtrl as an item? (like Napster has done it)

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Mathias Tunared

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Hello! Has anyone any idea of how to accomplish this task? Please help! :)
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Hello! Has anyone any idea of how to accomplish this task? Please help! :)
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myself

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Well, no answer means that I had to solve it myself. If anyone is interested in how I did it, mail me! Have a nice day!
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Well, no answer means that I had to solve it myself. If anyone is interested in how I did it, mail me! Have a nice day!
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Why don't tou publish it?
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Well, no answer means that I had to solve it myself. If anyone is interested in how I did it, mail me! Have a nice day!
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Jeremy Davis

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Simple. Don't use a CListCtrl. Use Chris Maunder's CGridCtrl and sub-class one of the cells as a CProgressCtrl. HTH Jerry
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Simple. Don't use a CListCtrl. Use Chris Maunder's CGridCtrl and sub-class one of the cells as a CProgressCtrl. HTH Jerry
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Mathias

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Well, I solved this problem a while ago, but thanks for the input though. I may post the code later on when I'm finished with the project, don't have time to do that now (for all the code-cleaning and stuff). Thanx!
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Simple. Don't use a CListCtrl. Use Chris Maunder's CGridCtrl and sub-class one of the cells as a CProgressCtrl. HTH Jerry
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Mathias

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Well, I solved this problem a while ago, but thanks for the input though. I may post the code later on when I'm finished with the project, don't have time to do that now (for all the code-cleaning and stuff). Thanx!
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J Jeremy Davis

Simple. Don't use a CListCtrl. Use Chris Maunder's CGridCtrl and sub-class one of the cells as a CProgressCtrl. HTH Jerry
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Mathias

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Well, I solved this problem a while ago, but thanks for the input though. I may post the code later on when I'm finished with the project, don't have time to do that now (for all the code-cleaning and stuff). Thanx!
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J Jeremy Davis

Simple. Don't use a CListCtrl. Use Chris Maunder's CGridCtrl and sub-class one of the cells as a CProgressCtrl. HTH Jerry
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Mathias

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Well, I solved this problem a while ago, but thanks for the input though. I may post the code later on when I'm finished with the project, don't have time to do that now (for all the code-cleaning and stuff). Thanx!
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J Jeremy Davis

Simple. Don't use a CListCtrl. Use Chris Maunder's CGridCtrl and sub-class one of the cells as a CProgressCtrl. HTH Jerry
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Mathias

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Well, I solved this problem a while ago, but thanks for the input though. I may post the code later on when I'm finished with the project, don't have time to do that now (for all the code-cleaning and stuff). Thanx!
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J Jeremy Davis

Simple. Don't use a CListCtrl. Use Chris Maunder's CGridCtrl and sub-class one of the cells as a CProgressCtrl. HTH Jerry
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Mathias

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Well, I solved this problem a while ago, but thanks for the input though. I may post the code later on when I'm finished with the project, don't have time to do that now (for all the code-cleaning and stuff). Thanx!
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J Jeremy Davis

Simple. Don't use a CListCtrl. Use Chris Maunder's CGridCtrl and sub-class one of the cells as a CProgressCtrl. HTH Jerry
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Mathias

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Well, I solved this problem a while ago, but thanks for the input though. I may post the code later on when I'm finished with the project, don't have time to do that now (for all the code-cleaning and stuff). Thanx!
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J Jeremy Davis

Simple. Don't use a CListCtrl. Use Chris Maunder's CGridCtrl and sub-class one of the cells as a CProgressCtrl. HTH Jerry
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Mathias

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Well, I solved this problem a while ago, but thanks for the input though. I may post the code later on when I'm finished with the project, don't have time to do that now (for all the code-cleaning and stuff). Thanx!
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