ListView in VB.Net finding the selected item

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Phil Watkins

I am a novice programer in Vb and I am having a major
brain ache finding out which item has been selected within
a list view and then either deleting that item or editing
them. My searching so far seems to indicate the use of
the "contains" command but I cannot find a helpfull
reference.

Any help greatly apreciated as I am workin on the second
bottle of nurophen

Phil Watkins
 
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Alain Gentilhomme

Hi - Take a look at the selectedItems property on the ListView control
ms-help://MS.VSCC.2003/MS.MSDNQTR.2003APR.1033/cpref/html/frlrfsystemwindows
formslistviewclassselecteditemstopic.htm

Thanks
A.

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| I am a novice programer in Vb and I am having a major
| brain ache finding out which item has been selected within
| a list view and then either deleting that item or editing
| them. My searching so far seems to indicate the use of
| the "contains" command but I cannot find a helpfull
| reference.
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| Any help greatly apreciated as I am workin on the second
| bottle of nurophen
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| Phil Watkins
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