>if you rowsource, instead of additem to list controls, you loose the ability to drag and drop.
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Incorrect. The VFP 3 CodeBook and Jayesh Patel's .NET mover both demonstrate drag and drop capability, and both use binding.
In this case you would have to append a record to the rowsource and then refresh - since I don't use binding except for short list gridss - I never user refresh - but that does eat clock - and it's only something you can do in VFP - are you binding to cursors with other GUI tool products?

Rick's a big boy, he can defend himself very well on his own - I just think it's astounding that you would pass a judgement on Rick's knowledge, given your grasp of certain facts.
It wasn't the first time I have heard Rick misrepresent the utility of that OCX (and there have been others). This time I had to say someting. The best way to make a prospect a customer is shoot straight or not shoot at all.

But if you're actually serious about what you say, then you really need to learn how to frame your arguments better.
I realize that - been a busy week and I get really wound up. I have nothing against Rick and owe him a lot (he has published a bunch of useable information). But he should have refrained from misrepresenting the utility of the Inet control.

I agree - I am almost to the point that I am beginning to beleive that my projects weren't that much more difficult without a "forum" subscription - and recently, I had to fight an uphill to get my foxISAPI project kicking and was totally nay-sayed here - maybe I'll do us all a favor!

Sometimes - no matter how cool a 3rd party tool is - when it wont work for us - it won't work - and I speak for a few at least, when I say the satisfaction of rolliong your own beats downloading someone elses wether it be a freebe or not!

But I am aware of my temprament - it's usually contained and I apologize for any rudeness.