>Hi Tamar,
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>We tried just not showing the users the "disqualified" list items, but that proved unsatisfactory to the users who wanted to see the items they had not chosen as well as the chosen items to better determine whether they had selected the right combination of conditions.
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>By allowing the users to view disqualified items, but not permitting these items to be selected, we have accomplished our aims, and still aleviated the users' concerns.
>

If it makes the users happy, then it sounds like the right choice for this situation. I wanted to point out that it is a non-standard thing to do. You certainly don't see it often in the Windows environment.

Tamar