Version:            (using KDE KDE 3.1.4)
Installed from:    RedHat RPMs

Currently double clicking between column headers does nothing,
but it should automatically resize the with of the column to the left.
 
 one way to do it is: 
 the 1st double click goto the maximum width of selected items shown in the screen 
 the 2nd double click goto the maximum width of all selected items 
 the 3rd double click goto the maximum width of items shown in the screen 
 the 4th double click goto the maximum width of the items in the whole column and 
 the 5th double click goto some default setting 
 the 6th double click go back to the way it was before 
 then go back to doing the 1st click item, etc... 
 all including the collumn header/title/name (whatever you want to call it) as an item to determine width. 
 also bypass the width options that would keep the width the same... 
 like if the current width is 7cm and the next one would put it at 7cm as well, 
 then that should be bypassed untill you get back to the starting one 
 (don't want a infinite loop) 
 
 O.K. looks like way too many double clicks... 
 Maybe get rid of some of them as default (the resize to selection, and/or shown items perhaps) 
 make it configurable 
 
 All of these could be options that show up when you right click between column headers 
 --goto the maximum width of selected items shown in the screen 
 --goto the maximum width of all selected items 
 --goto the maximum width of items shown in the screen 
 --goto the maximum width of the items in the whole column and 
 --goto some default setting 
 --go back to the way it was before 
 also add 
 --goto width... 
 instead of calling it 'goto' you could call it 'set column width to' or '' or something else 
 
 Maybe double left click could mess with the cell to the left, 
 double right click could mess with the cell to the right, 
 middle click comes up with the options to resize the columns (left or right of the devider) 
 That might get a confusing though 
 
 Left drag could resize the resize the column to the left while moving the stuff to the right, (like it does now), and 
 Right drag could move the devidor between the two columns and leave the other columns in exactly the same place. 
 --good for when I want the columns to take up a certain amount of space. 
 
 This could be done with Konqueror, KSpread, open/save dialogs, etc...