David is correct. I created a new form visually, dropped a listbox control on it and set its properties. I then created a form property to hold the array of files. Then I edited the form's init to populate the form's array with the file listing I wanted (in this case just *.*) using adir(). Following that I just saved the form as a class so that I could easily grab the code and post it here for you to see. I slightly modified the code at the top only to run the form and also so it closes correctly when exited so you could cut and paste the code out of the message and run it and then see how it works.
Tracy
>Your code implies I have to create a new class (never done that yet).
>I wanted to find a way for the Form Control Listbox item to display tables within a database. Am I to understand that this can't be done? Thanks,
>Barne Wheeler
>Tall Timbers
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