Free listview software for windows

XIGraffixListView Evaluation Edition 1.0.7.1121 seems to be easily added to your application in basic or advanced mode. The XI design is a web look-a-like style and you can add nearly endless rows in XIGraffixListView even if you only have 1 or 6 columns in the board.

The XIListView works Horizontally instead of Vertically like a standard list. This ListView is not designed for more than 6 columns, but for the performance and the style itself. The rest of the columns or line information that is not displayed on the screen, can be put in Labels or other controls.

Major Features:

1. 19 variable virtual XIListView from cube to wave style.
2. A great set of different help samples.
3. 7 different row Heights (16, 20, 24, 32, 48, 64, 96)
4. Add up to 6 columns/heads on each XIListView.
5. Add endless rows to XIListView.
6. Add Variable font size or text and font colors to the row.
7. Supports font size in the range from 6 to 9.
8. Set the smooth style to high or low quality.
9. More then 150 built-in color themes.
10. Drag and drop rows or files to XIListView.
11. You can easily delete one or more rows in one single command
12. Edit rows directly onboard XIListView and many more.

Requirements:

• Processor Pentium4 128MB
• RAM 100MB HDD space
• 128MB 3D hardware accelerated
• Microsoft Visual Studio 2005/2008 or Microsoft Visual Studio Express Edition Microsoft .NET
• Framework Version 2.x/3.x
• Microsoft DirectX 9.0c or higher
  

ElTree Lite is freeware component for Delphi and C++Builder, that combines the power of TreeView and ListView controls. ElTree Lite doesnt depend on ComCtl32.dll and can be used as a replacement for TreeView, Listview, ListBox and any grid. Some of ElTree features include flat style, right-to-left tree order, contents filtering, auto-sizing of columns width, customizable colors and fonts for every cell, checkboxes and radio buttons, button-like style, custom background images.

Visual C++ 2005 Express Edition enables you to write managed applications for the .NET Framework that take advantage of the vast number of classes in the .NET Framework Class Library, including features such as garbage collection.
The Visual C++ 2005 implements the new ECMA C++/CLI standard for writing simple yet powerful code for the .NET Framework?s Common Language Runtime (CLR). Using Visual C++, you can write class libraries, console applications, or Windows Forms applications. Visual C++ 2005 also lets you use C++ to build 32-bit native code console applications that have access to the full Standard C and C++ libraries. You can also mix native and managed code in a single project, giving you the flexibility to use existing libraries as well as .NET Framework classes in the same application.
Visual C++ 2005 Express Edition includes a fully ISO-compliant implementation of the Standard Template Library (STL). STL is a general purpose library of algorithms and data structures that is based on a concept known as generic programming. The library includes the container classes?such as vector, queue, list, and map?that are implemented using C++ templates. These work with any data type, including both built-in types as well as any types you define yourself.
Main features:
Powerful Language and Libraries
- Create managed and native C++ applications
- Standards conformant, optimizing C++ compiler
- Standard Template Library (STL)
- Use third-party libraries to increase productivity
More Secure C++
- Safe C Runtime Library (CRT)
- Buffer overrun detection
Visually Design Windows Applications
- Visual design surface
- Toolbox
- Property Window
- Snap lines
- Toolstrip control
- Menu control
- Container controls
- WebBrowser control
- MaskedTextBox control
- Background Worker component
- NotifyIcon control
- TreeView control
- ListView control
Interactive Development Environment
- IntelliSense
- XML comments
- Task List
- Find All References
- Navigate code
- Call Browser
Powerful Debugging
- Breakpoints
- Edit and Continue
- Debugger Data Tips
- Debugger Visualizers
- Call Stack
- Conditional Breakpoints
- Breakpoint Window

Gizmo Script is a scripting language which is focused on automation. It allows you to easily simulate keystrokes, mouse movements, mouse clicks, create files, modify or read them, execute database queries, spy on ListView controls in a foreign process, search and terminate processes, extract text from clipboard, shutdown or hibernate your PC, access and manipulate registry keys, and perform synchronization operations programmatically.
Main features:
- Simulate keyboard commands and keystrokes
- Simulate mouse movements and mouse clicks
- Automate repetitive tasks with explicit/relative functionality
- Spy on controls in a foreign process and monitor them
- Enumerate Windows/Processes; perform actions on them
- Read and manipulate registry values
- Access databases programmatically (with Gizmo Database)
- Sync programmatically (with Gizmo Synchronization)

An enhanced registry editor, which can do a lot of neat stuff that the Windows Regedit cant.
Features:
- - Registry Commander uses some standard shortcuts defined from back in the DOS days in applications such as Norton Commander.
- - A column always displays the size of a values data.
- - Supports all 12 data types in the registry, defined in the "winnt.h" header file. Most other registry editors only handles Strings, Binary, DWord & Expanded Strings sometimes even MultiString, thats only 5.
- - Copy or Rename/Move entire keys and values from one key to another.
- - A history list has been added to quickly jump from current key to a previously key.
- - Cut or Copy keys and values from one key and paste them into another, using the clipboard.
- - Able to change a values data type. E.g. you can change a string into a binary value without changing the contents of the data.
- - Ability to interpret one value for another, without modifying the data. This would allow you to view a string saved as a binary value.
- - Search part of or the entire registry database, not only can you search by a keyword, but you can also search by size or data type.
- - Registry Commander allows you to bookmark keys or values so you can access them more quickly.
Enhancements:
- - You can now control the format of the value data shown in the listview. The tab "Type Format" in the configuration dialog, contains an edit field for each data type, by editing these, you control the output.
- - Pressing Ctrl+R in the "Key Tree" dialog will refresh the tree, and allow new keys to be displayed.
- - Added a notify sound, which is played after some functions, e.g. after a search has completed. You can choose what wave file to be played, in the configuration dialog.
- - Fixed a very nasty bug that caused stack overflow in the search function. This could occur if RegQueryInfoKey() returned a pcbMaxSubKeyLen of zero, even if it was not. Am I looking at a bug in the Windows Registry API here? What I do, is to allocate a buffer with the size pcbMaxSubKeyLen+1, with the pcbMaxSubKeyLen of zero that leaves our buffer with a size of 1, not enough to store a key name, therefore all subkeys within this key would be reported as an empty string, and the search routine would go into an endless loop. If anyone could elaborate on this, Id be very happy to listen.
- - New option added in the configuration dialog, called "Re-read key when the program is focused". By enabling this option, the current key is automatically reread when it receives focus from another program, for instance tabbing between programs.
- - When you type in a registry path, you *must* use backslashes to divide the keys, in previous versions it was acceptable to use forward slashes as well. This was changed, because it was impossible to open a key, which had a forward slash in its name.
- - Fixed an error in the "Export Key" function, that in certain cases would save binary values, in a format that RegEdit wouldnt recognize and couldnt import.
- - Changed the names of the bookmarks. "Bookmarks -> User Bookmarks", "Search Result -> Search Bookmarks" and "Copied Items -> Cut/Copy Bookmarks". This has been done to make it clearer, that they are only bookmarks, not real registry entries.
- - The new functions "Find AutoRun Values" will list all values in HKEY_CURENT_USER and HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE under Run/RunOnce/RunServices/RunServiceOnce in the key SoftwareMicrosoftWindowsCurrentVersion in the Search Bookmarks.
- - The "Key Tree" has been moved to the new "Tools" menu item.
- - The added "Rebuild File Associations" function is very neat, if you manually have changed a file association or default icon under HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT. It will tell Windows to rebuild its associations, so the correct icons will show.
- - I changed the way in which "Key Tree" scans the registry keys, this has made it a lot faster than in previous versions.
- - Rewrote the routine that deletes keys recursive, this fixes a problem, which only occurred on Win2k/XP. The reason is that you are not allowed to delete a registry key, on NT based systems, if it contains values. Previous versions had some problems doing this correct, because it didnt get all the values removed prior to the deletion of the keys.
- - Increased the data import blocksize to 32kb, compared to the previous versions, which only allowed 16kb. This was done, because someone notified me about a Microsoft support article, which required you to import a file into the registry, which was larger than 16kb. This was somewhat funny, since I read in the Microsoft SDK that data above 16kb should be stored in a file, and not in the registry, bah never trust Microsoft.
- - Showing the root list by pressing F12, wouldnt always draw the items from the top of the listview.
- - If you run a Windows NT based system, the write time of a key has been added to the key information.
- - Moved the "Value Data" column to be the right most column. It fits better this way I think.
- - Cut, Copy and Paste now works when you edit the name of a key or value.
- - Added the support for QWord; REG_QWORD is defined as 11. Its icon is light blue