Hey there Folks,

So - I will admit - I have not worked much with a ListBox in the past. I think 
what I did work with - and this was like 2 or 3 years ago - was the ComboBox. 
Also - at my current gig (which they are converting me into a fulltime employee 
here at the end of March!) - I have almost no chance to work on interface 
design or changes. Which kinda Sucks - as that's really my favorite part of 
working in VFP. Instead - it's mostly data processing within the Apps, and 
working with SQL. As such - I'm glad to finally have an interface mod project 
that I can finally sink my teeth into. 

Anyway - in this particular app there is a screen with a big ListBox. And, for 
the current project - there are several things I need to look into. The first 
has to do with the layout and how the user interacts with the ListBox. In 1 or 
more other screens - there are Grids - and the request is really to make the 
ListBox act more like the Grids. For instance - they want to be able to Re-Size 
the widths of columns. Currently, the one ListBox displays 9 columns and up to 
11 rows. 

They also want to Sort by any of the columns. I suspect if I give them some way 
to pick which field that they want to sort by - that I can simply issue a 
Refresh of the ListBox to re-display the data in a new sort order. 

So - I'm curious to know if anyone has a suggestion about re-sizing the columns 
at run-time. I know that programmatically it CAN be done according to the 
online help - by updating of the ColumnWidths Property. It's just a matter of 
what control I give to the user to enable this to happen.

By the way - the reason I believe that a ListBox was used is because they want 
to be able to Select Multiple items at a shot. 

That leads me to the other problem. You see - they need to select items from 
one ListBox - that then gets Moved from that list into another ListBox on the 
same screen. The problem is - they say that sometimes it moves items that were 
NOT Selected. Has anyone heard of this particular problem before with the 
ListBox???

Thanks in Advance,
Kurt Wendt
Consultant (...soon to be Employee!)

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