list - How do I un-highlight a previously selected line in an MFC CListCtrl programmatically (VS 6)? -

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Do anyone know how to highlight the pre-selected line in an MFC CLIScultum program?

To deselect the 20th item: 

  YourListCtrl .SetItemState (20, 0, LVIS_SELECTED);

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