https://community.intel.com/t5/Software-Archive/Using-List-Control-Resource/m-p/944910#M18092 Windows has two types of list controls: <BR /> <BR />"List Boxes" are simple lists displaying only an array of strings, typically arranged in vertical order; user can select none, one or more items, but he can't edit the contents of the list. For example, select View/Resource Symbols... dialog in Developer Studio. You can find full description of usage and properties in CVF Win32 Help (search for "List Boxes Overview", where the chapter starts). List boxes are "standard" Windows controls. DFLOGM <BR />manages list boxes for you in dialogs. <BR /> <BR />"List Views" are more complex -- those can display icons and user-editable labels, viewed as Large or Small icons etc. The typical example is the right Explorer pane. Full description can be found in the chapter starting from "List View Controls Overview". These belong to "common controls" group, along with Toolbars, Progress bars etc. You can't use List View controls in QuickWin projects except if using serious "hacking". <BR /> <BR />Jugoslav Sat, 31 Mar 2001 20:38:36 GMT Jugoslav_Dujic 2001-03-31T20:38:36Z https://community.intel.com/t5/Software-Archive/Using-List-Control-Resource/m-p/944909#M18091 I have not been able to find any documentation on using the List Control resource. Can any describe its function and usage? Sat, 31 Mar 2001 01:12:08 GMT https://community.intel.com/t5/Software-Archive/Using-List-Control-Resource/m-p/944909#M18091 Intel_C_Intel 2001-03-31T01:12:08Z https://community.intel.com/t5/Software-Archive/Using-List-Control-Resource/m-p/944910#M18092 Windows has two types of list controls: <BR /> <BR />"List Boxes" are simple lists displaying only an array of strings, typically arranged in vertical order; user can select none, one or more items, but he can't edit the contents of the list. For example, select View/Resource Symbols... dialog in Developer Studio. You can find full description of usage and properties in CVF Win32 Help (search for "List Boxes Overview", where the chapter starts). List boxes are "standard" Windows controls. DFLOGM <BR />manages list boxes for you in dialogs. <BR /> <BR />"List Views" are more complex -- those can display icons and user-editable labels, viewed as Large or Small icons etc. The typical example is the right Explorer pane. Full description can be found in the chapter starting from "List View Controls Overview". These belong to "common controls" group, along with Toolbars, Progress bars etc. You can't use List View controls in QuickWin projects except if using serious "hacking". <BR /> <BR />Jugoslav Sat, 31 Mar 2001 20:38:36 GMT https://community.intel.com/t5/Software-Archive/Using-List-Control-Resource/m-p/944910#M18092 Jugoslav_Dujic 2001-03-31T20:38:36Z