I don't think it is too hard to trap when the scrollbar is activated (but I haven't started looking at it yet). I might start looking into doing the drawing in OnPaint instead because it will be a lot more efficient. Creating a big image on the fly only to use a small portion of the lower right hand corner is not very good managing of my resources :)
I just can't believe it is not built into the listview control.

>>Only one problem remaining. When I scroll down in my listview the logo does not move.
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>I was going to suggest using that same code in a Scroll event handler, but that's too obvious. You would have already tried that if the ListView *had* a Scroll event!! And it doesn't. =0(
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>Maybe you can code up something in the MouseDown event?
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>~~Bonnie
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>>>Is there a way to specify where the BackgroundImage image should display in the listview?
>>>I want it either centered or in the lower right-hand corner, but it seems that M$ wants it is the upper left-hand corner. It seems the only thing I can do with the BackgroundImage is to set the BackgroundImageTiled property.
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>>>Thanks,
>>>Einar
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>>Here is how I ended up solving my problem. It is not elegant but it works.
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>>Call this code when listview is resized
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>>Bitmap bitmap = new Bitmap(this.listView.Width, this.listView.Height);
>>Bitmap logo = new Bitmap(somefilepath);
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>>Graphics graphics = Graphics.FromImage(bitmap);
>>graphics.FillRegion(Brushes.White, new Region(new Rectangle(0, 0, bitmap.Width, bitmap.Height)));
>>graphics.DrawImage(logo, new Point(bitmap.Width - logo.Width - 25, bitmap.Height - logo.Height - 50));
>>graphics.Dispose();
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>>this.listView.BackgroundImage = bitmap;
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>>Only one problem remaining. When I scroll down in my listview the logo does not move.