Marshall,

I'm trying to do the following: (it's all in the last paragraph).

I have a series of lists of addresses on a form that I want to transfer to
another form when the user clicks on an address. Eventually creating a new
correct list.

The target address list must ultimately be in the correct order; the
challenge is for the user to select the addresses in that order.

The way I want the form to work is to have two forms, the form on the left
will be the Target Form, and the form on the right is the Selector Form. Both
Forms are continuous forms because each list of addresses are different
lengths.

The twist is that the Selector form addresses will be in a random order, and
by the user clicking on a selection, that address will be transferred to the
Target Form list. Eventually all available selections will be chosen, making
a complete list.

This all works fine now, so each time the user selects a candidate address
for the target form, and assuming it is correct, the selected address 'greys
out' leaving an ever diminishing list until there are no more addresses in
the Selector Form. That is what the 'If...then backcolour' statements are
doing. If the CF was capable of displaying 'system colours' I wouldn't need
the If... statements. However, It all works very elegently now, with the
'If...' statements; but significantly without the the CF code.

I hope this all makes sense.