Hi David,

I am creating and displaying my own HTML documents and thus I can use the border-style: none in a CSS to remove any 3D effects.

While this works for the body element (buttons and textboxes), it refuses to cooperate with dropdown lists :(

BTW, thanks for the link to MS article. No mention there about it not working for dropdown lists though

Regards,

Mike

>Mike,
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>Are you displaying yout own HTML documents or general HTML found on the web? If it's your own then you could put Gerald's style setting in a CSS and use it everywhere. From my tests this style setting is enough to make the page look flat on a VFP form:
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>body { border-style: none; }
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>Check this article for the other values possible http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/workshop/author/dhtml/reference/properties/borderstyle.asp
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>If they are documents not in your control, it'll be troublesome to "insert" this style into the page or its CSS.
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>>That did do the trick...and it has none of the resize issues I was griping about in my other messages. I can't believe how simple and non-intuitive this fix was.