Steve,

>  Mr. Carlson, you are right, I could / should have sought others for 
>  help. In this istance, the people on this mailing list have made 
>  themselves available beyond my expectations.  I just didn't want to 
>  ask a question where
>  the answer was obvious and obliviate my chance for getting information 
>  in the future.  The poster who cried wolf too many times over trivial 
>  things in my mind starts to get overlooked.
> 
>  Thank you all for the help...  BTW using sizers (which I am having 
>  success) on a frame with scads of widgets is like doing a Rubik's Cube 
>  puzzle.  Any tips?

The easiest way to approach it (in my opinion) is to think of it as a 
bunch of boxes nested in each other. Sometimes it helps to make a crude 
sketch on paper first and then choose your sizers appropriately. For 
example, if I was doing a calculator like the one included with Windows, 
I'd probable use a vertically oriented BoxSizer with a nested GridSizer 
or GridBagSizer. You can get a better grasp for of where your sizers are 
by using the Widget Inspector.

You're also welcome to check out my fairly basic sizer tutorials on my 
blog. Some of them have made their way into the wiki too...and there are 
some other tutorials on the wiki too.

-------------------
Mike Driscoll

Blog:   http://blog.pythonlibrary.org
Python Extension Building Network:     http://www.pythonlibrary.org

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