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I agree with Migurull,

If all you want to do is control the color of text conditionally,
PictureBox is a simple solution.

However, the ListView control is a powerful weapon when designing
killer GUI's

More Information on both controls can be had here:


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Click on the MSDN Link and browse the sidebar.

Scott


--- In twsapi@y..., "Michel" <migurull@t...> wrote:

Use a PictureBox, ScaleMode = 4 (Character), and then :
PictureBox.ForeColor = GREEN/RED
PictureBox.Print ...

You must also use a vertical scroll bar to print the apropiate

ticks into

the PictureBox (you have to manage it with its properties Max, Min

and Value

to print all the lines of the PicturBox into a For...Next loop).

Hope this help.
Regards.

Michel.
-----Mensaje original-----
De: Christian Czirnich [mailto:crocodile_1964@g...]
Enviado el: martes, 09 de julio de 2002 21:45
Para: twsapi@y...
Asunto: twsapi: General VB Question: TOS display


Hi all,
first thank's to all the contributors here, who allow even an

ungifted

programmer to try its hand on an Order Entry system. I'm used to
Cybertrader, but changed to IB due to the huge cost at cyber, which

in more

than one month cost me all my earnings.
What I really liked was their Order Entry screen, which I miss

with IB and

which I want to recreate better, using some of the ideas presented

here.

Today I ran into a problem with my TOS list, as seen below.
I use a simple Listbox to display upto 100 entries, but now have

the

difficulty, that the List.Forecolor method only allows to change

the color

of the whole box.
What I want to do is to display the Uptick lines green and the

downtick

lines red.
Perhaps someone knows of a way to display a 2D-matrix, where I

can specify

the color each line will be displayed.
Thank's

croc




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