So, did I understand you correctly that if I want a new XP look of my ListView, I have to use the older version? It doesn't sound like a good idea :( Is there any other alternative?

>>I noticed the COMCtrl imagelist (v5) did not fully render the shadowing >that I see in my explorer (filefolder). I assumed it was a different image >file or (perhaps) that my image size did not correspond with XP's >imagesize. But the image was different than the one rendered by V6.
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>Maybe that's because XP uses new alpha-blending bitmaps with additional alpha (transparency) channel?
>In my case, images appear with incorrect colors after doing some editing on form, maybe it's my local problem.
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>>Thankyou for giving the time to bring this issue to our attention. For >months, many of us have been asking how and when - and finally, you come up >with the answer. The alternatives were commandbutton lookalikes. But >CommandButtons do not have a mixed state and CommandButtonds force a >lostfocus event. Discriminationg *g* developers understand the value of OCX >and themes, and it's always good to know people are doing the hard footwork >to get us there!
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>BTW, I don't like that mixed state. This may confuse the user to never click a button which seems disabled. Maybe it's better to show greyscale pictures to indicate the mixed state.
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>>It's also good to see "pure" Visual FoxPro interface articles in RapoZine. >I have been delaying my subscription - but now, perhaps, it's time to break >the piggey bank and send Michel the quarters I was saving for my weekend at >the beach!:-)
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>I don't know RapoZine. Is it other name for UT Magazine?
>I believe weekend at the beach is more important than my article. ;-) BTW the foto you can see now was made last summer at the club-music festival on the beach.