> The problem lies in the proportional font.. I want the columns in the
> list box to line up like I displayed at the top of this message.. due
> to the proportional font, they don't..  Anyone have any solutions?

> 2) Change the font to System monospaced (or other monospaced font..
> preferably use a font included with OS/2 as I plan to distribute
> this program as shareware..)

>    This is the most obvious but I have no idea how to implement it..

At runtime:

char szFont[] = "8.Courier";
WinSetPresParam (hwndListbox, PP_FONTNAMESIZE, strlen (szFont) + 1, szFont);

or in your resource file:

LISTBOX         IDD_LISTBOX, 5, 22, 354, 119, LS_MULTIPLESEL |
                LS_HORZSCROLL | LS_EXTENDEDSEL | WS_GROUP
                PRESPARAMS PP_FONTNAMESIZE, "8.Courier"

> .. any solutions or alternate ideas (There's
> bound to be many..) are welcomed..

Use an ownerdrawn listbox. You can find several examples in BBS'es:
HUGELB.ZIP, LSTBX1.ZIP, LSTBX2.ZIP, DLGHIGH.ZIP.

        // Albert

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