I have some dual listbox applications that I would like to make dual
ListView applications.  ListViews not only give you horizontal scrolling
capabilities (unlike Listboxes), but also allow you to display more data,
and keep that data in nice, neat, resizable columns.  If we had ListView
Sort capabilities, then a user could move data back and forth between the 2
ListViews and keep the data sorted.  And like you said Tim, they could have
the flexibility to sort on any column clicked (or maybe double clicked would
be better). I would like the ability for a user to be able to select
multiple rows and select columns (not all the columns).  That way I could
write an export data function and write to a delimited file just the rows
and columns selected.

Hopeful,
Eric


>Has Aldo put in a way to sort the listview object, like the listbox
>object? What would be really cool is to have it automatically sort by
>the first column initially, then when you click on a column heading, to
>sort by that column. If that was all build in to the ListView function,
>that would be really cool. Maybe with options like: -sort=>1 and
>-colsort=>1
>    If not - Can we get this?

            Thanks,
                Tim.



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