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Message: [QUOTE="Lyle Johnson, post: 4439782"] As you may have deduced, the FXList class uses the stock version of FXScrollbar (from the C++ library) and doesn't know about any changes you've made to the Ruby version's initialize() method. However, you may still be able to get the effect you're after by first constructing the FXList instance: aList = FXList.new(...) and then accessing its horizontalScrollbar and verticalScrollbar members to make the desired changes, e.g. aList.horizontalScrollbar.borderColor=FXColor::Green aList.horizontalScrollbar.hiliteColor=FXColor::Green aList.horizontalScrollbar.shadowColor=FXColor::Black aList.horizontalScrollbar.backColor=FXColor::Black I hope this is a typo, but you should be using one of the fox-1.0.x version libraries with FXRuby-1.0.29. fox-1.2.9 is definitely incompatible with FXRuby-1.0.29. Hope this helps, Lyle [/QUOTE]