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Catching event when a listview control columnheader is resized..

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    Sudhakar Pasupunuri
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    Hi.. I have a listview control on a form..For this i added 3 ColumnHeader's..Later i added few items to this class..When i try to resize these columnheaders all the items in the listview are also getting resized properly.. But my question is when i try to resize any columnheader in the listview control, i want an event to be raised in my code..so are there any default listview events which are raised for this..if not how can i do this.. Thanks in advance.. -Sudhakar

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      Hi.. I have a listview control on a form..For this i added 3 ColumnHeader's..Later i added few items to this class..When i try to resize these columnheaders all the items in the listview are also getting resized properly.. But my question is when i try to resize any columnheader in the listview control, i want an event to be raised in my code..so are there any default listview events which are raised for this..if not how can i do this.. Thanks in advance.. -Sudhakar

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      This has already been answered in this forum. Please see my previous reply[^].

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