>let's address how to substitute dynamic tables rather than discussing
>coverage of topics in a book.
This forum definitely gets _way_ off topic sometimes. Thanks for the reminder.
>Anyway, thanx Steve for ur suggestion of using lists. But when I want
>3 columns and want to perform an action like row selection, how can I
>do it using lists? Should I go for 3 differents list and place them next
>to each other??
In your list callback, using WinDrawChars, or something similar, draw
the three items where you want them as part of one list row. One of
the incoming parameters gives you the row pixel location. When the
row is hit, deal with the lstSelection event.
Regards,
Steve Mann
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