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ListView Loading Images BMP, PNG, GIF, JPEG, WMF, ICO, and EMF Files Natively (pure WINAPI)
Published 08/08/2006
Learn about the possibilites and extra functionality that a simple ListView provides for loading images, either from an external image file, an Internet URL, application resources, and from external EXE, DLL, OCS, or CPL files.
Select Multiple Items Functionally Without Pressing the CTRL or SHIFT Key in a List View Control
Published 12/06/2005
Learn how to select multiple items without pressing the CTRL or SHIFT key on a touchscreen app or Windows CE app.
Resources Explorer
Published 03/22/2005
Learn about a search files with resources to explore it. The selected resource can be extracted. This tool is a sample of using Splitter, List, Tree, and resource display.
Windows Forms: Creating an SDI ListView and Control Panel UI
Published 12/13/2004
Tom Archer illustrates how easy Visual Studio .NET and Windows Forms make creating interfaces that once required manual coding.
Accessing the Address Book Data Using MAPI
Published 10/28/2004
Learn the different ways of accessing the address book data using Extended MAPI. It explains how to work with both smaller and larger address books in a Global Address List of an organization.
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