Ok

I learned a new thing today even if I possible think a different background
colour is better (more space saving in a region for ex and my experience
space is always in short supply with all this monitors with different
resolutions where I tend to go for the smallest by my users)

But I will consider what you say

 

Gunnar Ekblad

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The button that looks like a drop down.

Users are used to that. It says “gimmie a list” (Brooklyn slang)

 

 

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Dennis

Then what is the: standard windows interface

In this case?

 

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Keeping things looking as much like the standard windows interface is always
a good choice.

 

Dennis

 

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Dan:  That's another good suggestion!  Another friend of
mine used to do this back in 6.5.  Made a field look like
a dropdown, but it would bring up a popup list, then we had
to use a playback to get it into the other field.   This is a good
way to do it if you need to do some manipulations for the list
that you can't handle in the regular Popup tab.

Karen






I put a push button next to the field with a down arrow icon which users are
used to seeing for drop downs.
  
I assign an eep to the button with the properties:
  
property compid PMAUTO 'TRUE'
property compid SET_FOCUS 'TRUE'
  
Dan

 

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