>>>>I would like a list box that can highlight and move blocks of items together instead of one by one. Any suggestions?
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>>>We've overcome this by changing the strategy, and users prefer it: go to single click to move an item, no multiselect at all. Easy and user-friendly.
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>>Please see my response to Nancy. I don't need a mover class, rather improved moverbars within the single listbox class.
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>I get it, you want to allow user to "shuffle" the list :) No offense, but that sounds like a difficult interface both to create, and for the user to use...

Difficult to create ... yes. That's why I'm here looking for ideas. For the user to use? ... I don't think so. It is the native functioning of several system list boxes I've seen. I think the current performance is more confusing. Try this:

Create a listbox on a form with some values (1,2,3,4)
multiselect = .t.

run the form and highlight #2 and #3.
click on the moverbar for #4 and drag it up.
As it moves past #3 and #2, the highlighting doesn't move with the highlighted records. Same if you drag a highlighted record out of the highlighted area.

Talk about difficult to use ;)