Display multiple images in one column of List Control

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Dear all,
I need to load multiple images and display them into one column of a List control. I searched around and found many examples about display images into List control, they can do many awesome things, but they only display one image per column.
Can you show me how to display multiple images in one column of List control, or is there another control else which can achieve my goal?
I'm using MFC on VS.NET2003.

Posted 12-Jul-13 5:13am

thanh_bkhn

Updated 12-Jul-13 5:14am

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KarstenK · Answer 1 · 2013-07-14T21:25:00

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Here is a suberb article of the famous Michael Dunn about drawing in a list control

Neat Stuff to Do in List Controls Using Custom Draw[^]

You need to user owner draw your stuff for yourself. I have shown you the way ;-)

Posted 14-Jul-13 21:25pm

KarstenK

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thanh_bkhn 15-Jul-13 21:23pm

Thank you for your answer. I read this article before. It seems that I have still a lot of thing to do :) Thanks anyway.

KarstenK 16-Jul-13 2:54am

It is some wok. Consider drawing all parts into one Memory DC or Memory bitmap and than blit them to screen.