>Have you guys tried:
>
>

this.tvwReports.ImageList = this.imgReports

>
>? That's what I use and it works fine.
>
>>The .object needs to be used like this:
>>

this.tvwReports.ImageList = this.imgReports.object

>>i.e. to get a reference to the imagelist object
>>>
>>>Same problem. Putting back the term object so as to produce
>>> THISFORM.PAGEFRAME1.PAGE1.NDTREEVIEW1.OBJECT.imagelist=;
>>> THISFORM.PAGEFRAME1.PAGE1.IMAGELIST
I tried it both ways

THIS.PageFrame1.Page1.NdTreeView1.IMAGELIST=THIS.PageFrame1.Page1.ImageList.OBJECT

and

THIS.PageFrame1.Page1.NdTreeView1.IMAGELIST=THIS.PageFrame1.Page1.ImageList.

I wonder if I'm having problems because of having named the imagelist "imagelist". No- just tried renaming the object to ilopenclosed and still no results.

Now I find myself wondering whether it is really a syntax problem or whether my control got contaminated somehow. No, I tried deleting and adding both the treeview and imagelist back in

I wonder if I'm doing something wrong when defining the imagelist or treeview.

Here is some exported code:

	ADD OBJECT gar.pageframe1.page1.ndtreeview1 AS ndtreeview WITH ;
		Top = 10, ;
		Left = 11, ;
		Height = 440, ;
		Width = 696, ;
		Name = "ndtreeview1"


	ADD OBJECT gar.pageframe1.page1.ilopenclosed AS olecontrol WITH ;
		Top = -32, ;
		Left = 95, ;
		Height = 100, ;
		Width = 100, ;
		Name = "ilopenclosed"


	ADD OBJECT ndragger1 AS ndragger WITH ;
		Top = 16, ;
		Left = 24, ;
		Width = 28, ;
		Height = 30, ;
		rl_change_generation = .F., ;
		Name = "Ndragger1", ;
		Timer.Name = "Timer"

Thanks

Gar