I found the answers to a few of these, and a little more info.  Still need 
help with some of them.

On Thu, 12 Jun 2003, Joel Ricketts wrote:

> I'm having some issues with Win32::GUI that I was hoping people could help 
> with.
> 
> 1. In a Listview, is there any way to right-justify a column?  I have a 
> list of filesizes, but haven't found any way to right-justify one of the 
> columns.  I can live with it the way it is, but it would look nicer if I 
> could right-justify ;)

Still haven't found a way to do this.  Maybe if I could find a way to set 
the font of an item, and use a monospaced font... how does Windows do it, 
I wonder?

> 
> 2. In TreeView, the list of items will sometimes clear entirely when a 
> node is closed.  As in, the whole TreeView becomes blank.  Is this 
> something I'm causing in my code or inadvertently triggering?  Or is this 
> a known bug that I can't really work around?

Fixed.  In my code, I was accidentally doing 'DeleteItem()' with a blank 
argument.  That freaked it out.

> 
> 3. In TreeView, is there any way to change the image associated with a 
> node after it's been inserted?  I've tried this; the image doesn't seem to 
> change.

Still no answer on this.  The image doesn't change when I use 
ChangeItem().  

> 
> 4. In TreeView, some of my icons seem to appear in monochrome.  A few 
> appear in full color.  They were all created identically.  Is there some 
> special format I need to use to make them appear in proper colors?

Still having this issue.  Any ideas?

> 
> 5. When using a listview with checkboxes, is there a way to set the 
> initial state?  I can't find any documentation on this feature.

The ItemCheck() function is supposed to do this, at least from what I see 
in the c++ code for Win32::GUI.  However, for whatever reason, it doesn't 
work.  The items always appear unchecked until I actually click on them.  
I'd like to be able to show the current state, however.

> 6. When a treeview is first expanded such that the vertical scrollbar 
> appears for the first time, the control goes blank until I find the 
> scrollbar and scroll down.  Is there a workaround for this behavior?

Still having this issue.  It looks bad, certainly, but it's still usable.  
Not suitable for any kind of professional software, though :/

> 
> Thanks.  Any help would be appreciated. :)
> 
> 
> 
> 
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