listview color

[Raoul Watson]

ListView1.ListI tems(x).ForeCol or seems to only change the forecolor of the
FIRST column text. I have a listview where the first column is not visible
so I would like to be able to change the text color of the second column.

Could anyone offer some suggestions?

Thanks!!!

[Steve Gerrard]

Re: listview color


"Raoul Watson" <WatsonR@Intell igenCIA.comwrot e in message
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ListView1.ListI tems(x).ForeCol or seems to only change the forecolor of the
FIRST column text. I have a listview where the first column is not visible
so I would like to be able to change the text color of the second column.
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Could anyone offer some suggestions?
>

ListView1.ListI tems.Item(x).Li stSubItems(1).F oreColor = vbRed

[Raoul Watson]

Re: listview color


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"Raoul Watson" <WatsonR@Intell igenCIA.comwrot e in message
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ListView1.ListI tems(x).ForeCol or seems to only change the forecolor of

the

FIRST column text. I have a listview where the first column is not

visible

so I would like to be able to change the text color of the second

column.

Could anyone offer some suggestions?

>
ListView1.ListI tems.Item(x).Li stSubItems(1).F oreColor = vbRed
>
>

Wow.. I have never seen that before.. Thanks Steve!!

[Rodney Hanz]

Re: listview color

That is a new one on me too, I will have to try that sometime

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>"Raoul Watson" <WatsonR@Intell igenCIA.comwrot e in message
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ListView1.ListI tems(x).ForeCol or seems to only change the forecolor of

the

FIRST column text. I have a listview where the first column is not

visible

so I would like to be able to change the text color of the second

column.

>
Could anyone offer some suggestions?
>

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>ListView1.List Items.Item(x).L istSubItems(1). ForeColor = vbRed
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>>

Wow.. I have never seen that before.. Thanks Steve!!
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[Randy Birch]

Re: listview color

These methods are for VB6 only. The VB5 control does not have the
listsubitems collection.

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Randy Birch
MS MVP Visual Basic

http://vbnet.mvps.org/

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"Rodney Hanz" <rodneyhanz@aus tin.rr.comwrote in message
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That is a new one on me too, I will have to try that sometime

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"Steve Gerrard" <mynamehere@com cast.netwrote in message
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>"Raoul Watson" <WatsonR@Intell igenCIA.comwrot e in message
>news:XJBtg.726 8$wZ.1856@trndn y01...

ListView1.ListI tems(x).ForeCol or seems to only change the forecolor of

the

FIRST column text. I have a listview where the first column is not

visible

so I would like to be able to change the text color of the second

column.

>
Could anyone offer some suggestions?
>

>>
>ListView1.List Items.Item(x).L istSubItems(1). ForeColor = vbRed
>>
>>

Wow.. I have never seen that before.. Thanks Steve!!
>
>

[Steve Gerrard]

Re: listview color


"Randy Birch" <rgb_removethis @mvps.orgwrote in message
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These methods are for VB6 only. The VB5 control does not have the
listsubitems collection.
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Party pooper. :)

[Dean Earley]

Re: listview color

Randy Birch wrote:

These methods are for VB6 only. The VB5 control does not have the
listsubitems collection.

Although you can do custom drawing but it requires a lot more effort.
We use the VB5 versions for XP styles.

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Dean Earley (dean.earley@ic ode.co.uk)
i-Catcher Development Team

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