Very Easy to do yourself as Brian Suggested:

    Private Sub PopulateSchedulingListView()

        '   Set the column widths
        Dim defaultWidth As Int32 = (Me.UltraListView1.Width - 260) / (Me.UltraListView1.SubItemColumns.Count)

        '    Iterate the Appointments collection, and add an item for each Appointment
        Dim appointment As Appointment

        '   Clear the Items collection
        Me.UltraListView1.Items.Clear()

        Me.UltraListView1.MainColumn.Width = 250
        '   Set the column widths
        Dim header2 As Infragistics.Win.UltraWinListView.UltraListViewSubItemColumn
        For Each header2 In Me.UltraListView1.SubItemColumns
            header2.Width = defaultWidth
        Next

        '    Iterate the Appointments collection, and add an item for each Appointment
        For Each appointment In Me.calendarInfo.Appointments

            If appointment.Owner.Key = Me.appointmentowner.Key Then
                '   Subject
                Dim lvItem2 As UltraWinListView.UltraListViewItem = Me.UltraListView1.Items.Add(appointment.BindingListIndex)
                lvItem2.Value = appointment.Subject

                '   Location
                If Not appointment.Location Is Nothing AndAlso appointment.Location.Length > 0 Then
                    lvItem2.SubItems("Request").Value = (appointment.Location)
                Else
                    lvItem2.SubItems("Request").Value = "None"
                End If

                '   Label
                Try
                    Dim info As ExtendedAppointmentInfo = DirectCast(appointment.Tag, ExtendedAppointmentInfo)
                    If Not info Is Nothing AndAlso Not info.Label Is Nothing Then
                        lvItem2.SubItems("Label").Value = info.Label.DisplayText
                    Else
                        lvItem2.SubItems("Label").Value = "None"
                    End If
                Catch
                End Try

                '    StartDateTime
                lvItem2.SubItems("Start Date").Value = appointment.StartDateTime.Date
                Me.UltraListView1.SubItemColumns("Start Date").DataType = GetType(DateTime)
                lvItem2.SubItems("Start Time").Value = appointment.StartDateTime.ToShortTimeString

                '    EndDateTime
                lvItem2.SubItems("End Date").Value = appointment.EndDateTime.Date
                Me.UltraListView1.SubItemColumns("End Date").DataType = GetType(DateTime)
                lvItem2.SubItems("End Time").Value = appointment.EndDateTime.ToShortTimeString()

                '   AllDayEvent
                If appointment.AllDayEvent Then
                    lvItem2.SubItems("All Day Event").Value = "Yes"
                Else
                    lvItem2.SubItems("All Day Event").Value = "No"
                End If

                '   Set the ForeColor to Red if the Appointment is past due
                If appointment.StartDateTime < DateTime.Now Then
                    lvItem2.Appearance.ForeColor = Color.Red
                End If
            Else
                ' Not the same owner
            End If
        Next

        Me.UltraListView1.ViewSettingsDetails.FullRowSelect = True

 End Sub

Hope this helps - BTW it is pretty much a copy and paste from the Outlook2003/2007 Custom Dialog examples

Cheers
Aaron 

There is no WinSchedule control that resembles a ListView control. I'm not sure exactly what Outlook view you are referring to, but you could use our UltraListView control to display a list of Appointments for a given time period, by manually adding items for each Appointment that you want to display.