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I am looking at the Microsoft help on that function and it does not describe
anything about a OS's global list.  I am sure it exists, but I have no way
to code it without documentation.

"Remy Lebeau (TeamB)" <gambit47@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> > I am trying to create a list view with a list of files and
> > their icons.  The view right now displays the first icon
> > I add to the image list on all files. I want it too look like
> > the list view in explorer.
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> Rather than using a separate image list that you populate yourself
manually,
> just use the OS's own global image list instead.  It already has it
> populated at all times with the icons for files and other miscellaneious
> system objects.  You can use SHGetFileInfo() to retrieve the HIMAGELIST
> handle of the system image list, and also to retreive a particular file's
> icon index within that list.
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