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I think you are asking for a way to scroll the listview until a particular
item is visible. I don't use listviews, so I'm not sure about the relevance
of my experience with listboxes, but no one has given you a "real" answer,
so:

I suspect a message called LVM_SETTOPINDEX (or corresponding macro in
windowsx.h) will let you specify which line should be at the visible range.
If so, you can pick a line a "little" (however you want to define "little")
above the line you want visible. I'm not happy with my explanation; I really
think it is easier to do than to describe.

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Brian Ellis wrote in message ...
>I am looking for a way to get a particular item to be visible in a WinAPI
>listview control.
>
>I've tried using a sendmessage with LVM_ENSUREVISIBLE. This appears to
>repaint the
>listview, with the appropriate item near the top (but unselected), but the
>items appear out of order
>(they were in alphabetic order before), and another instance of the
>pertinent item appears lower in the
>list, this time selected(highlighted).
>
>I've also tried using a sendmessage with LVM_SCROLL. I use LVM_GETTOPINDEX
>before the call to
>scroll, which typically returns item index 0. After the LVM_SCROLL call
>(which returns True, indicating success), another LVM_GETTOPINDEX call
>returns item index 0, and no scrolling has taken place.
>
>Can anyone suggest anything?
>
>Thanks in advance,
>Brian Ellis
>
>
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