Topic awaiting preservation: .NET, listboxes and Netscape

Anyone know how to get a listbox (.NET object) to stay a set width within Netscape? I was able to use "style=width:XXX" so that it stayed a set width when nothing was listed in the listbox or items' lengths were short then I wanted the listbox to be, but if a list item has a large amount of characters, it will expand the listbox past it's set width. Is there any way to stop this?

-Z

Ever try it with pudding?

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In .NET, only textboxes have the char value, no combos or lists. Even so, I tried that, but nothing. I was hoping there was some other trick. Oh, and I'm focusing on getting it working in Netscape 7. I'll try my luck in the xhtml/html forum.

[This message has been edited by Billy Bob (edited 10-28-2002).]

Since you asked this question in XML/XHTML/etc. board, I'll close this topic...