Forms Builder 10g LOV

I'm a Beginner of Form-Builder. My Questions:
1- I habe read that you can display a LOV at Runtime by pressing a LOV-Button. Does this exist?
2- For the LOV-Property "Automatic Select" you habe to set "Automstic confirm" to YES. How can I do this? Is that a Property? Of which Oject?
3- At Runtime I like to expand the Default-Viewport of the Javaservlet (It's not the Viewport of my Form-Modul). I suppose, that I have to change the Parameter WIDTH and HEIGHT of a .html file. Have I right or how kann I do that?
Thanks you so much for any of your Answer!
Frank

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