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I see what you mean - and thats answered another question i was going to post. But..

 

At present my listview has two columns one shows text the other a boolean value - it retrieves the data from an access database. In access you can display checkboxes in a subform and I was wondering if this same idea could be achieved in a listview.

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The listview control that ships with the framework only has the support I said above for checkboxes, i.e. in the first column only, next to the text. It's possible you could ownerdraw it and add the behaviour, but it would be a non-trivial task.

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