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In article <3119DFB4.37C9@owl-uk.co.uk>,
   Alan C Francis <alanf@owl-uk.co.uk> wrote:
*Daniel I. Zuckerman wrote:
*> 
*> does anyone out there know how to create a CTreeCtrl (or 
similar
*> tree
*> class) that will allow multiple selections?  i know it's 
possible
*> within windows, since the Project Workspace pane has a
*> multiple-select
*> tree, but there doesn't seem to be an option somewhere that i 
can
*> select to get that functionality in my program.
*
*Just a suggestion rather than an answer, I'm afraid, but if it's 
in
*a window it's probably a CTreeView rather than a CTreeCtrl.  It
*might be worth broadening you serach past just the COntrol.  The 
*view does have an embedded control, but it may add the 
multi-select
*functionality itself ?
*
*Alan

No, CTreeView doesn't really add any functionality. I had to do a 
similar thing and ended up manually setting the states of the 
TREEITEMs (different images, etc).

This really isn't surprising, as MS probably just gave us 
something they had left over from their own development - try 
selecting multiple folders in Explorer....

Don