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I'm currently porting a character-mode based OS/2 application to PM. The
program in question is DoublesFinder. It finds files having the same name
(thus, probably redundant) across drives. The character based form did not
have shoot&delete capabilty, the PM version will. 

This is what I do:

A clientWindow is created using WinCreateStdWindow. Inside this window
files having the same name are displayed (one file per line). Then a number
of child windows are created. These child windows are just checkboxes. Each
checkbox is displayed next to a file name. When a checkbox is checked this
means that the file next to it will be deleted (at some future time).

Here is the question:

The number of child windows should correspond to the number of files 
displayed. Since the number of files displayed changes as the size of the
client window changes, I should be able to create/kill child windows as
necessary. Creating is no problem, but I cannot "kill" any checkboxes.

Can you help me on this? 

GULCU Ceki

ps: I've a workaround which is far from being elegant: I create a large
    number of checkboxes (larger then the number of files that can
    ever be displayed i.e > 200 ). The checkboxes which cannot be displayed
    are just clipped. This wastes memory.