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Side-by-Side Folder Compare - Which box is best - ListBox, ListView or ????

I'm writing code to compare two directories side-by-side, like
FolderMatch or FolderSync.

I've used ListBoxes in VB6, so have the idea about concatenating
strings for list items, but have no experience with ListView.

Which control do you suggest I use?

May 23 '07 #1
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The ListView is the more flexible of the two - it supports icons, columns
and more features that the listbox does not support.

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I'm writing code to compare two directories side-by-side, like
FolderMatch or FolderSync.

I've used ListBoxes in VB6, so have the idea about concatenating
strings for list items, but have no experience with ListView.

Which control do you suggest I use?

May 23 '07 #2

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