If you've ever had listviews where some of the column headings would display better on multiple lines, this article is for you!
Multiline Header Control Inside a CListCtrl
Published 05/18/2000
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Handling right-click on the CListCtrl header control
Published 04/03/2000
An alternative to determining the right click on the header of the CListCtrl
Outlook 98-Style FlatHeader Control
Published 01/13/2000
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Autofit Header Control
Published 02/23/1999
Autofit Header Control
Contiuously updating sizing header
Published 02/23/1999
Contiuously updating sizing header
Catching header messages in a CListView
Published 11/21/1998
Catching header messages in a CListView
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