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This seems like it should be a common problem, but so far I haven't found a solution. On my Windows Form I have created a menu object and populated it with ToolStripMenuItems. One of these items has a DropDown object attached. The DropDown should appear when the mouse hovers over the parent...

Thank you kulrom, but won't this just set the starting state of the checkbox? I need certain checkboxes to be disabled (or absent) so that the user is *unable* to interact with them. I'm sorry I can't experiment with your code just at the moment as I'm away from my computer that has Visual...

That depends on what values go into the rest of the table row. I can determine whether the checkbox should be enabled at the time I add the row element to the list view. It would be just as good to have no checkbox at all in the row. Basically I just need to be able to isolate the checkbox in...

more trouble with listview and checkboxes A couple of weeks ago kulrom helped me with my problem of creating a listview with checkboxes (by just setting the "checkboxes" property, which I didn't know about before) But now I need to make it more flexible. How can I create a listview with...

Wow, that is so much easier. Thank you. While we're on the subject, what is the point of the "checkedListBox" control, when "ListView" has a CheckBox property that accomplishes the same thing? Or are they different?

I'm still pretty new to VB.NET so please forgive if this is obvious. All I want to do is build some kind of table-like or grid-like control in my form that has two columns. An element in the first column should be a checkbox that is changable by the user, and an element in the second column is...