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Trimming unwanted areas from ListView

I'm creating a Listview control in details view under VB.Net which
always has 31 rows (populated at runtime) and 4 columns (ie 1 item
plus 3 subitems) of specified width. But at runtime and provided
there is surplus space on the form available (the form is not fixed
size), the control is displayed with a 5th (blank) column and as many
blank rows below row 31 as form space allows.

I'd like to do two things:

1. Stop the blank 5th column appearing.

2. Work out how to show the full 31 populated rows but no more. (I'm
assuming that I can't set the Listview height since I won't know in
advance what the font setting might be on the user's PC). And, as a
second NB, if there isn't enough space to show 31 rows then I'd like
the normal Listview vertical scrollbar to appear as usual.

Could anyone advise please? Am I overlooking a property setting or
maybe just have an error in my code? Or are these intrinsic
limitations of Listview?

TIA
John Dann
Nov 20 '05 #1
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