>>For the similar requirement I thought about using a mover, but hadn't found a decent one and decided to use multiselect grid instead. In addition I added a listbox, which showed selected items. This listbox also had ability to delete item (unselect). Works fine, though I have only ~300 items.
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>What you described is a mover just implemented with grid and listbox instead of two listboxes. BTW, what didn't you like about the mover clases from FFC?
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I needed to implement save/restore feature in addition to ability select. In my first glance to this class I found, that it's quite complicated and uses too deep hierarhy, so I decided against it. I started a thread couple of months ago devoted this problem and also looked into class, which is available here, but had'n found one, which would suit my needs, so I implemented the described solution. Besides, my manager also advised me to use multiselect grid, because I already used another class based on it in another application, where it works nicely (or so I was told :)). The aforementioned class (draft version) could be found in Download section too.

BTW, here is the thread, I mentioned: Forum: Visual FoxPro Category: Classes - VCX Title: Re: Mover class Thread #522167