Ok, so here's the answer: Use a '0'(zero) as the type parameter.

Gah! At one point I tried using 0, but it was before I got the simple test-case working properly, so there was some other issue that caused it not to work. Then, after the test-case was working, I went and looked it up on MSDN (though I actually used the reference for CTreeCtrl::SetImageList but it indicated the same thing: I needed to use TVSIL_NORMAL). Unfortunately, when I tried to look up the value for TVSIL_NORMAL on Google, I got some page indicating it should be 1, and I didn't think to re-try 0.

So, where are these include files you looked up the value of TVSIL_NORAML in? :)

Anyway, I appreciate all your help on this. Hopefully I can figure the rest of it out on my own. :p

bbfu
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In reply to Re6: (post-create image list) Win32::GUI::TreeView and bitmap masks by bbfu
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