>tedd wrote:
>>
>> jonathan:
>>
>> What I need is a ten tab window (one tab per data-set) wherein each window
>> would contain the checkboxes for each field within that data-set. That
>> would work. It's too bad that it takes so much work to make it happen.
>
>tedd-
>
>I just got done playing with the Preferences function in
>GraphicConverter, and find that it's a neat solution to a multiple
>multiple-choice scenario.  It uses a scrolling list (an EF) on the left
>side of a window, with the right side comprised of the particular
>choices for each list item.  I don't know how you'd make it work in
>FB--to my chagrin, I'm a lurker more than a programmer at this time--but
>it can let your users quickly view/choose a great number of items.
>
>...Mark Lincoln


Mark:

That's not a bad idea. Thanks, I'll consider it.

tedd

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