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    Hello, Does anyone got idea how to change the highlight of ListView. Because its default color is dark-blue. Actaully, I wanna try to modify the highlight display, e.g. highlight with only a line frame, not a color filled frame. I can't find any properties for that.. Anyone who expert on this, could you teach me~ .. Thank you very much

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      Hello, Does anyone got idea how to change the highlight of ListView. Because its default color is dark-blue. Actaully, I wanna try to modify the highlight display, e.g. highlight with only a line frame, not a color filled frame. I can't find any properties for that.. Anyone who expert on this, could you teach me~ .. Thank you very much

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      MS's .NET listview does not support this - it just uses the system highlight color. You might find a listview control here that allows you to do this, or you might want to make your own.

      "Do unto others as you would have them do unto you." - Jesus
      "An eye for an eye only makes the whole world blind." - Mahatma Gandhi

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        MS's .NET listview does not support this - it just uses the system highlight color. You might find a listview control here that allows you to do this, or you might want to make your own.

        "Do unto others as you would have them do unto you." - Jesus
        "An eye for an eye only makes the whole world blind." - Mahatma Gandhi

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        Carlos H Perez
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        The ListViewEx class in the SharpLibrary allows this and many other customizations. Here is a screenshot: Screenshot Regards, Carlos

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          The ListViewEx class in the SharpLibrary allows this and many other customizations. Here is a screenshot: Screenshot Regards, Carlos

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          The SharpLibrary looks promising. Great work! I also liked the icons in your examples. Are they public available? Øyvind

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            The ListViewEx class in the SharpLibrary allows this and many other customizations. Here is a screenshot: Screenshot Regards, Carlos

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            Hi, Carlos, Thank you so much.. but could you show me some example how to use ListViewEx class ?? Thanks

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              Hi, Carlos, Thank you so much.. but could you show me some example how to use ListViewEx class ?? Thanks

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              The library is a commercial package. You can download the 35 samples available at the SharpLibrary Web Site.

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                The SharpLibrary looks promising. Great work! I also liked the icons in your examples. Are they public available? Øyvind

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                Go to DevianArt

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