I'm sorry about that. I tested it again and it is expecting certain things to passed to it in my app as well as two global variables (which were already declared global in the app before I came along). I modified it to work outside the app, but you had already replied so I could not post it in the same message.

I know we had a discussion on this earlier on the UT. I basically wanted to do the same thing-I wanted the dropdown combo to display the fonts IN THEIR FONT format in the combobox not display an example of the font selected in another box. I never found a way to do that though so I basically did it this way instead. I hope you get it working that way-I'll love to see the resolution!

Tracy

>Thks Tracy, I had a few problems trying to run your code. However This is not what I need, I made something like this in first place, but What I need i to have the combobox displaying the name of the fonts with its own font aplied to themselves, something like the dropdown list that we use in word or any other MS aplications to choose the font. any other idea?