Do you mean the shapes list in the Flowcharter example? Instead of creating items in a hidden flowchart and exporting to a bitmap, you could use the nodes' Draw method to draw them directly on a Graphics, e.g. when handling the listbox' DrawItem event.

The boolean argument of that method specifies whether to draw the node's shadow, or the node itself. So call Draw(g, true) once to draw the shadow and next call Draw(g, false) to draw the item, or just call Draw(g, false) to draw a node without a shadow.

I hope that helps,
Stoyan

If you are using the Flowcharters's listbox implementation, just add your shapes to the _nodes array instead of the one currently there. If using the standard ShapeListBox, set its Shapes property to a list of the shapes you want to display.

I hope that helps,
Stoyan

Ok, then use the nodes from your object as drag-and-drop data objects, and in the DragDrop event handler set the box' AnchorPattern to one corresponding to your anchor points.

Stoyan