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possibly you should use LVM_SETITEM instead of LVM_SETITEMTEXT. Its just a guess.

Once you have set all your icons redraw the listview by invlidating it then updating it...

invoke InvalidateRect, , 0, 1
invoke UpdateWindow,

Well, if you are using it to show the icons for various exectuables and DLLs, you might be best to use SHGetFileInfo as that will get the icon that is displayed in the shell for that file, including default icons. Users will be much more familiar with them in that way.

All of this code is written in GoAsm which hanldes ordinal exports much better than MASM, in that assembler you will have to load all ordinals using GetProcAddress etc...

Define the ordinals :
Shell_GetImageLists = Shell32.DLL:71 ; offset hSysImlLarge,offset hSysImlSmall

You must first initialize the system image list for your application, this is only necessary with NT/2K/XP.

; The shell image lists must be initialized under NT/2K/XP

; This ordinal export will initialze them, it does not exist

; in any Win9x version so it must be loaded programatically

invoke GetModuleHandle,"Shell32.DLL"

invoke GetProcAddress,eax,660

or eax,eax

jz >

	push TRUE

	call eax

:

Then get a handle to the system image list:

; Get a handle to the system imagelists, this is called by ordinal

; Do not delete or modify these imagelists !!!!!

; The listview MUST have the LVS_SHAREIMAGELISTS style

invoke Shell_GetImageLists,offset hSysImlLarge,offset hSysImlSmall

Assign the image list to your Listview:

invoke SendMessage,[hListView],LVM_SETIMAGELIST,LVSIL_SMALL,[hSysImlSmall]

invoke SendMessage,[hListView],LVM_SETIMAGELIST,LVSIL_NORMAL,[hSysImlLarge]

To get the index of the icon in the image list for your listview use the following...

LOCAL sfi :SHFILEINFO



invoke SHGetFileInfo,OFFSET FileName,NULL,offset sfi,SIZEOF SHFILEINFO,SHGFI_SYSICONINDEX

The index is returned in sfi.iIcon