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   From: address@is.invalid   
      
   Newyana2,   
      
   > Even Raymond Chen has opted for totally fucked up web design.   
   > His page is pure white for me unless I disable CSS.   
      
   Ah yes, I forgot about that.  I scrubbed that page (like many others) using   
   GreaseMonkey.  A quite handy add-on.   
      
   > He must be tryint to force script.   
      
   He ? devblogs.microsoft.com isn't his private domain you know. :-)   
      
   But yes, JS could have something to do with it - as I have disabled it too.   
      
   >> If you have ever used a List- or TreeView showing icons (including   
   >> sorting-direction arrows and tickboxes) than you have used an ImageList.   
   >>   
   >    Nope. I've never needed those and they seem like a pain.   
      
   List- and/or TreeViews, or images in them ?   
      
   I can't say I've used TreeViews much, but have used ListViews a number of   
   times, and some of them with ImageLists.   
      
   Images in in either a List- or TreeView is easier than you might think.   
   Just create an ImageList and assign it to the View, load some images/icons   
   into it, and tell, when adding an entry into either View, which image you   
   want to display.  Thats all there is to it.   
      
   But yes, it took me a while until I had/have everything figured out.  Thats   
   what happens when most of what you find is "learn.microsoft.com" pages   
   (which mostly do not /learn/ you anything, but are "what again where the   
   arguments to that function?" reference pages - and often incomplete.  As the   
   one I started this thread with) and the odd bits-and-pieces of "example"   
   code I can find on the Web.   
      
   Regards,   
   Rudy Wieser   
      
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