Re: I don't even know how to google for this forgotten term

[Michael West <WestM -at- ap -dot- aurecongroup -dot- com>]

Peter Neilson asks:
 
> What are the correct technical terms for a list with two columns, where 
> you can select items from the inactive column and move them over to the 
> active one? Or vice-versa.

Easy on the floor, there. You'll leave marks. 

"Two-column list" works for me. It's both correct and descriptive. Does it 
need to be more technical than that?
 
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Mike West








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