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Thank You Mr. Lebeau for Your answer,
 That is what I found in a your previous answer too :( ... I searched the 
MSDN, but as always is very poor in examples (or maybe I can't search fine!)
What classes I should derive from  IDropSource and IDataObject? The 
TListView? Or simply two other classes?
Would that interfere with the Borland Drag & Drop behaviour? What I need is 
a TListView that works with Borland Drag & Drop within the application 
itself, but also able to "send" the FileNames list to an external program!
Searching sample code I found some MFC applications that use the following:

COleDropSource *pDropSource = new COleDropSource;
COleDataSource *pDataSource = new COleDataSource;

I guess COleDropSource is the Microsoft implemented class for IDropSource 
and IDataObjetc ... Why did not we have something like that with BCB? Where 
may I see how to implement that my own?
In one previous thread about this topic I read one guy of Your team would 
post a sample code in the attachment newsgroup, but I could not find it!
Thank You very much for Your support!
Stefano B.

"Remy Lebeau (TeamB)" <no.spam@no.spam.com> ha scritto nel messaggio 
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> "Stefano Bonifazi" <stefboombastic@libero.it> wrote in message
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>>  I need to drag a "filename" from a TListView to an external
>> application that accepts drag & drop from explorer ...
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> You will need to use OLE Drag&Drop for that.  Specifically, you need to
> derive your own classes from IDropSource and IDataObject, and then call
> DoDragDrop().  Refer to MSDN for more details.
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> Gambit
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