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ListView - do not draw rectangle around selected items

I have a ListView in which I am attempting to get it to not draw the
'dotted' rectangle around items which are selected. All other drawing
should be normal. I am using the listbox in SmallIcon mode (has an icon +
label).

I've tried setting various properties, even overriding my own ListView
class, but I cannot seem to find the right combination. Any thoughts?

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Adam Clauss
Dec 10 '06 #1
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