>>I've looked at a couple of past threads on this issue but cannot seem to resolve what I've got. I have a couple of listboxes on a form and a grid beneath them. The user has the option to click a button and the grid will resize to cover the listboxes. Although I've used ZOrder and experimented with other things (like using a container to cover up the listboxes), they will sometimes still bleed through the grid which of course looks horrid. This typically is in response to a .MouseMove() event being fired....which should be fired, but it has no code that affects the listboxes. I need to have these listboxes covered up by the grid. This is 5.0a, there are no 2.6 controls or code involved as mentioned in some past threads on this. Any ideas?
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>>Thanks,
>>Steve
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>Can you use the listboxes visible property?

I did try that and that's ok except there are actually 4 listboxes...two others
appear when these two get covered up. All are updated constantly while the user is navigating the grid. The update code will not update the covered listboxes if their visible property = .F. I may have to resort to this and simply update them again when they become visible.

I guess I'm just frustrated because these controls simply should not bleed through and at the very least, I'd like to know why.

Steve