From: Grosch, Scott [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> That's somewhat confusing that they should all be 0.
Group zero is a special value meaning "no group" and is used for all
standalone check boxes. Any nonzero group number turns checkboxes into
(functionally) radio buttons, as you have seen. The O
> What are the group numbers for each checkbox? Does the
> working one's group happen to be zero and the others non-zero?
>
> -slj-
The working one was 0 and the others non-zero, yes. That's
somewhat confusing that they should all be 0. I didn't see that
mentioned anywhere in the book I'm l
From: Grosch, Scott [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> I've created three checkboxes on my main form. They're all in
> their own group, and each is the only thing in that group. One
> of them I can toggle on/off, but the other two won't toggle.
What are the group numbers for each checkbox? Does the
Two possibilities pop to the top of my pointy head.
1. You are handling an event that the checkbox needs -- Pen Down and Control Enter
need to be returned false from your form's event handler.
2. You have (most likely inadvertently) tied the boxes together (or with some other
controls) into
