I am working with a listbox that has Up, Down buttons, without using a scroll bar.

[Act 3]

The question is, for example, when I use the Down button, there comes a point where the highlighter hits the end of the visible rows. As it hits the next row that's not visible, how do I make the listbox display the next set of rows along with the current highlighted row ? I want this done without using a scroll bar. It must be like an excel sheet, where you keep entering data,and that row become visible at the bottom.

[Shan]

Try this out. It will keep the current selection about in the middle, unless it's at the top or bottom. The only thing I couldn't figure out how to do was to determine the number of visable rows programatically.

Hope it helps.
Tim

[Shan]

I meant to ask - why don't you want to show the scroll bar? It's really the only way to let user know there's data that is in the list but can't be shown in the current view. Just curious.
Tim