Hi Alejandro,

will I see you in Phoenix this year?

This code was cut-and-pasted directly from one of my apps. You must change it a little bit, but you will get the picture. The trick is the TWO browse lines working together. The first browse creates the grid with a name without activating it, then you change the grid as needed, and activate it with the second browse. I use this technique a lot, it's really cool and there are a few things which is very much faster this way than using a regular grid.

Define Window curDummyWindow From 10,10 Size 1,1 Name curDummyWindow
curDummyWindow.Top=50
curDummyWindow.Left=50
curDummyWindow.Width=230
curDummyWindow.Height=70 +(Reccount()*18)

curDummyWindow.Caption='Test'
Browse In Window curDummyWindow Save Name curDummy Nowait Fields sokenavn:r,kilde:r
curDummy.Left=0
curDummy.Top=0
curDummy.deletemark=.T.
curDummy.Width=curDummyWindow.Width
curDummy.Height=curDummyWindow.Height
curDummy.SetAll('dynamicbackcolor','iif(Empty(curDummy1.endres),Rgb(255,255,255),Rgb(255,192,192))','column')

curDummy.column1.Width=150
curDummy.column1.Header1.Caption='Alternativ'
curDummy.column2.Width=50
curDummy.column2.Header1.Caption='Kilde'

Activate Window curDummyWindow 
Inkey(0.2)
Browse Last 
Release Windows curDummyWindow

>I want to programmatically show several cursors in cascaded browse windows of given sizes. Does anyone know how can this be accomplished?
>
>TIA,
>
>Alex