Well, you could talk about Windows Forms ListView , and in this case you are almost SOL (sh * t outta luck.) You can customize to ListView, but even this has limitations in Windows Forms.
Or you can talk about the Windows Presentation Foundation ListView . In this case, it is really quite simple. You can create a DataTemplate that you associate with a ListViewn column. Here is an example .
Or finally, you could talk about the ASP.NET ListView control, which also supports data template support, but the implementation is slightly different from WPF. Here is an example of this.
Josh
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