ListBox column header

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Is it possible to add a column header to the ListBox control that comes in
VB.NET 2003 and how if possible at all?

Thanks

[Robin Tucker]

Hi,

The list box doesn't work like that. You can either (1) use a ListView,
natively supporting the concept of a column or (2) create a new user
control, put a list box onto it and draw in a column header.


Robin


"Gentian Hila" <Ge*********@discussions.microsoft.comwrote in message
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Is it possible to add a column header to the ListBox control that comes in
VB.NET 2003 and how if possible at all?

Thanks

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Thanks for the info. It helps a lot. Somehow I was under the impression that
one could have a column header on the top of the list box.

"Robin Tucker" wrote:

>
Hi,

The list box doesn't work like that. You can either (1) use a ListView,
natively supporting the concept of a column or (2) create a new user
control, put a list box onto it and draw in a column header.


Robin


"Gentian Hila" <Ge*********@discussions.microsoft.comwrote in message
news:A1**********************************@microsof t.com...

Is it possible to add a column header to the ListBox control that comes in
VB.NET 2003 and how if possible at all?

Thanks