>>>>How would the end user resize the columns at runtime?
>>>ListView (OCX) columns are resizable by default. Hover the mouse pointer over the the column borders, left click and resize/
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>>>>Same question the automation of columnar headings. We would have to use a label object wouldn't we?
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>>>I don't know about using label objects, with ListView (OCX) - that is a function of the columnheader collection object. Headers may be added through the builder or coded, ex:
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procedure AddListViewHeadings(oLV) && oLV = Myform.MyocxListView
>>>with oLV
>>>.COLUMNHEADERS.ADD(,[MANF_CODE],[Code],72,,) && Define column 1 header
>>>.COLUMNHEADERS.ADD(,[MANF_NAME],[Description],152,,) && Define column 2 header
>>>endwith &&oLV

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>>Thank you.
>>I have other questions regarding can the user highlight part of the row and copy/paste. An example would be a list of items, quantities, prices bought buy a customer. The end user wants to copy just the item code into a word document.
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>A trick I use is a right click popup menu. The user selects a listitem, right clicks - and a popup appears with a "Copy" selection. When user selects copy:
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_ClipText=cSomeStringDataFromListViewOrListViewSource

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>Right clicking on a word document offers a menu to "Paste" the contents stored to clipboard by _Cliptext.
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>There is also the DataToClip function that will copy records and fields to the clipboard. Pasting to word would be same as _cliptext paste.

Terry,
Thank you for all of the info.
I will definately be doing some research into the PEMs.

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>>I will try the typical scenarios and post questions with the 'How to achieve'.