Hi - I'm looking for examples of CSS/Javascript usage which enables
the user to adjust the column widths of a table which is part of a
HTML page. What I'm after would be similar to the ability in Excel to
change the column widths to the users taste. Having mentioned Excel
though I should say that some limited form of the functionality would
do, so for instance if you could adjust the column width only  between
20% and 150% of the original width that would still be useful.

In looking at this myself I have created a three column table in which
the middle column is very thin and only contains a black background. I
can use CSS to give this thin column a 'arrow' cursor to indicate the
to the user that the width could be changed and I can hook code to the
mousedown, mousemove events etc but what that code should do to achive
the effect is beyond me - is it possible even ? The other, much more
minor, problem with my approach is that the thin column has breaks in
it at the row break.

Target browsers are IE5+;NS6+ and if it only worked on WIN32 versions
that would be OK.

An ideal answer would be a small sample of HTML/CSS/JS. An acceptable
answer would be an example of a publically accessible website which
does what I want for the target browsers.

Thanks.