Hi!

Sorry, but ListView is also MS control used very widely (ActiveX). That is why I was confused. VFP's control is ListBox, not a ListView control.

Sure, in VFP8 it should work better and scroll bars should not be visible anymore for native ListBox control.

>I am using the VFP listview control not an activeX control.
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>Simon
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>Hi!
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>>>>>Is there a wordwrap feature for the editbox so that the text did not always wrap in the control? Sometimes it is better to have long lines that do not wrap when you want to use the editbox to list items one row at a time.
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>>>>No, there is no such feature. I can suggest you to use some ActiveX in this case, such as ListView, WEB Browser or DHTMLEdit controls (RTF control behaves the same as VFP EditBox).
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>>>I am using a listview for this situation but I have the problem mentioned above with the scroll bars.
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>>Well, ActiveX controls could not be clipped by usual VFP controls. There is a big difference - VFP control is drawn by VFP on the form, when ActiveX control is a really new Windows window, that will overlap anything VFP draws on its form. No wonder with listView control you also could not get rid of sroll bars.
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>>Sorry, I thought ListView control have ability to switch off scroll bars.
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>>Then you can use WEB Browser control and render in it HTML page generated by VFP with the list you require. You can switch off there scrollbars, I know this for sure < S >.