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I have this:

http://img413.imageshack.us/img413/5046/whatiwant.jpg

Each list is its own WrapPanel and they are all on another WrapPanel which is in a ScrollViewer. If I don't set the height myself for the main WrapPanel it assumes I want the WrapPanel as high as it can go giving me only one column whereas I want as many columns as needed to fill the window.

atm I have just set the width and height of the WrapPanel that holds everything to fixed numbers, but I want it to change when the user resizes the window.

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In your example screen shot and description I see a tab control whose anchor is set to Top, Left, Bottom, and Right. The tab page with AutoScroll set to true. Within the tab page I see a FlowLayoutPanel. The FlowLayoutPanel has its AutoSize property set to true. I also see a set of other panels/user controls each of which contains a title and a series of check boxes.

Jason D
Are you saying thats what I should do?
BeaverusIV
It will give you a similar appearance. I've not tweaked all the settings to ensure it looks 100% like it, but that will get you 90% of the way there.
Jason D
thanks for accepting my answer.
Jason D
Sorry this doesn't work for WPF which I wanted.
BeaverusIV