Hi,

I'm working on a shell extension providing a tailored namespace.
I'd like this namespace to be listed in the standard get / save file
dialogs (GetOpenFileName(&OPENFILENAME)).
but so far I didn't success to do so.

do only disk drivers can appear in these dialogs or do I miss to
implement an interface ?

thanks for any tip.
Sylvain.

OK, I do know how to disable and enable top-level menus, using
EnableMenuItem. They really are disabled or enabled as I request.
The problem is in getting Windows to *show* them that way. What
happens is that there is no visible change until the mouse moves over
that item, then it is shown properly grayed or enabled.

I'm not sure, but this may be happening because I am changing
the menu enable states from a pop-up dialog, when the main window
doesn't have the focus, so all the top-level menu items appear gray
anyway at the time of the EnableMenuItem call.

So far, my only work-around is to toggle the Hilite state of the item
on and back off via back-to-back HiliteMenuItem calls every time I
use EnableMenuItem. Works fine, but seems pretty kludgey!

Anyone know the proper way to do this?

Many thanks!

Bob Masta

Hi all,

In LVS_ICON mode for my listview control, and I'd like to hide the
text labels for all items.

I already known the following methods:

1) Using CustomDraw;
2) On handling LVN_GETDISPINFO : set item text to empty string.

But these methods seem more of a hack than a solution.

Is there an easy and "descent" way to do this? Thanks a lot.