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(I am using DDX_CONTROL). &nbsp;Great! &nbsp;That makes sense; the WM_CREATE probably could be caught in the view. &nbsp;PreSubclassWindow() works fine, though. &nbsp;Thanks.<br />

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(I am using DDX_CONTROL).  Great!  That makes sense; the WM_CREATE probably could be caught in the view.  PreSubclassWindow() works fine, though.  Thanks.


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I have derived a class from CListCtrl. &nbsp;I need to set the control's column widths as soon as the control is attached to the CWnd. &nbsp;Although WM_DESTROY is sent to the control, WM_CREATE is not, so that's out. &nbsp;Is there a message that I can handle in my derived class that will come exactly one time, after the control is ready to accept SetColumnWidth()? &nbsp;
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I have derived a class from CListCtrl.  I need to set the control's column widths as soon as the control is attached to the CWnd.  Although WM_DESTROY is sent to the control, WM_CREATE is not, so that's out.  Is there a message that I can handle in my derived class that will come exactly one time, after the control is ready to accept SetColumnWidth()?  

No WM_CREATE for CListCtrl?

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