Rick,
No. Actually, it is a grid, sort of a display that you would
find in the stores, and the purpose is to be able to allow a
user to set up the display that will ultimately have as many as
15 rows and 10 columns. The user want to be able to drag and
drop items from one cell (an actual location on the display)
to another. Do you work at 50 Penn Place?
Thanks,
Steve