The Windows Forms ListView control displays a list of items with icons. You can use a list view to create a user interface like the right pane of Windows Explorer.
Describes this control and its key features and properties.
Describes how to add or remove items from a list view.
Describes how to create columns in order to display information about each list item.
Describes how to associate a list view with an appropriate image list for displaying large or small icons.
Describes how to display information about each list item in columns.
Describes how to programmatically select an item.
Describes how to create groups for categorized display and how to assign items to each group.
This feature is available only for Windows XP Home Edition, Windows XP Professional, Windows Server 2003.
Describes how to display items as tiles, each of which is comprised of a large icon and multiple lines of text.
Describes how to implement user-feedback for drag-and-drop operations in which an insertion mark indicates the drop location for each mouse-pointer position.
Describes how to programmatically find an item using either text search or screen coordinates.
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Describes this class and has links to all its members.
Describes how to inherit from an item in a list view or a node in a tree view in order to add any fields, methods, or constructors you need.
Explains what an image list is and its key features and properties.
Gives instructions for laying out a Windows Form with multiple panes.
Explains how to take advantage of Windows XP-specific features that apply to the ListView control.