MmcListViewOptions Enumeration

 

MmcListViewOptions enumerates the options used to configure styles and capabilities for MMC list views when they are created.

This enumeration has a FlagsAttribute attribute that allows a bitwise combination of its member values.

Namespace:   Microsoft.ManagementConsole
Assembly:  Microsoft.ManagementConsole (in Microsoft.ManagementConsole.dll)

Syntax

[FlagsAttribute]
public enum MmcListViewOptions
[FlagsAttribute]
public enum class MmcListViewOptions
[<FlagsAttribute>]
type MmcListViewOptions
<FlagsAttribute>
Public Enumeration MmcListViewOptions

Members

Member name Description
All

This option is a combination of all non-default options.

AllowPasteOnResultNodes

Setting this option causes result nodes to be treated as paste or drop targets. By default, items can only be pasted or dropped onto scope nodes.

AllowUserInitiatedModeChanges

Setting this option prevents the user from changing the list view mode. By default, the user cannot change the list view mode.

DisableUserInitiatedSort

Setting this option prevents the user from initiating a sort operation. By default, the user can initiate a sort operation by clicking on the list view column header.

ExcludeScopeNodes

Setting this option causes scope nodes to be excluded from the list view. By default, children of the selected scope node that are scope nodes are shown in the list view.

HideSelection

Setting this option specifies that selected list view items should not remain highlighted when the list view loses focus. By default, selected list view items remain highlighted when the list view loses focus.

None

Setting this option causes the default list view styles and capabilities to be used.

SingleSelect

Setting this option prevents the selection of more than one list view item from at any time. By default, multi-selection is supported.

UseCustomSorting

Setting this option causes sort operations to use the custom sorter that is provided by the snap-in. If this option is set, the Sorter

UseFontLinking

Setting this option causes font linking on list view items to be used for multi-language support. Font linking is a feature that is installed on systems with Microsoft Internet Explorer version 4.0 or later. Given a Unicode string, the font-linking feature determines the best font for displaying that string. For instance, to populate a list view with server names in both Japanese and Russian, one would set the font linking view options, and MMC would determine an appropriate font. Font linking is not enabled by default to avoid the short delay that occurs when MMC searches for the appropriate font.

See Also

Microsoft.ManagementConsole Namespace

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