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Yes, you are right. I'm aware of that, that's why I mentioned that the DisplayMemberBinding works when adding items to the Items manually. I tried both ways in a sample code before I first replied.
This has just popped into my mind while I was reading your post, if it's not possible to make the List implement the INotifyCollectionChanged (If it's a class that inherits from List, which is what I understood from the question and the class is not to be touched. But I don't think implementing the interface would break existing code) then maybe creating a wrapper for (or inheriting from) the List (a custom List or just a List), implementing INotifyCollectionChanged and substituting the List with its wrapper (which would be implementing the interfaces of the original List) would be a better option. I haven't thought much about it and I'm interested to know what you think about it.
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