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    how to delete whole columns in list view /win32

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      how to delete whole columns in list view /win32

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      Use the ListView_DeleteColumn macro[^] or send the LVM_DELETECOLUMN message (linked from that page)

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        Use the ListView_DeleteColumn macro[^] or send the LVM_DELETECOLUMN message (linked from that page)

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        after running ListView_deleteColoum in a loop .. still its not deleting the first coloumn

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          after running ListView_deleteColoum in a loop .. still its not deleting the first coloumn

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          From MSDN[^]: Remarks Column zero of the list-view control cannot be deleted. If you must delete column zero, insert a zero length dummy column zero and delete column one and above.

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