Chapter 15. List Controls
Many applications require the display of simple lists. Sometimes these lists are finite and static: the months of the year, product codes in a company catalogue, and so on. At other times, the list may be large and dynamic, allowing the user to add items as necessary: a list of organizations to which customers may belong or books read by students in a class, for example. The list controls described in this chapter—ListBox, CheckedListBox, and ComboBox—serve both these needs.
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