I saw a program which had three list boxes side by side and they were sizable. How did they do that. The list boxes have a common side and when you drag the bar one box will get smaller and the adjacent one will get larger. The one one the other end stays the same. Can we do this in VB.NET. I have looked everywhere for documentation on the list box control that would tell me that. Is is possible to resize one list box at runtime. Thanks.
Sizable multiple list boxes
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Sizable multiple list boxes
Jose Picon
Beleebe
add a ListBox, set its DockStyle to Fill
add a Splitter Control
add another ListBox, set its DockStyle to Fill
add another Splitter Control
add another ListBox, set its DockStyle to Fill
That should do it! :)
marta