Dear Frank Bachman,
If I am correct, you should only need to place a checkbox on the form and
remember the checkedstate in the exit form-event.
With remember I mean store it somewhere so that you can retrieve this state
later. You can store this in a database, in a text file or in the registry,
to name a few places. Where you then normally would open this form, you now
first check to see if the stored value is 'checked'. If it is checked, then
you shouldn't open the form, otherwise you should.
I hope I have answered your question there,
Michel van den Berg
"Grumpy Aero Guy" <fbachman@beer_me.com> schreef in bericht
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I would like to add functionality to a form that contains a check box with
which the end user can check it so that this particular form won't appear
again.
I. e., a "Don't show this form again" box.
What approach is generally recommended to implement such functionality. A
general approach would be appreciated...I can probably get there if I knew
where to start... I'm totally blacking out on ideas here.
Thank you all for your time and input---It is appreiciated in advance.
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Frank Bachman
(Grumpy Aero Guy)