thanks again for your help!
The first line of your solution is good, firstItemCount is effectively equals to 10.
But sadly, the second line returns me an error. It seems that the method "SubItems" doesn't exists for the object returned by ".Item(1)"
I have tried many combinations, all based on the idea of the "sub items of first item", without results. I can't find the object's method that can accomplish that. That leads me to a question: How do you find all these methods, like "Items" of "Object"? Auto-Completion doesn't work here, so i don't know what methods are available...
I hope my average english is understable...
The first line of your solution is good, firstItemCount is effectively equals to 10.
But sadly, the second line returns me an error. It seems that the method "SubItems" doesn't exists for the object returned by ".Item(1)"
I have tried many combinations, all based on the idea of the "sub items of first item", without results. I can't find the object's method that can accomplish that. That leads me to a question: How do you find all these methods, like "Items" of "Object"? Auto-Completion doesn't work here, so i don't know what methods are available...
I hope my average english is understable...