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Reformat Results as a Form

I am using the FrontPage Database Results component to display some records with a filter.  Two of the values are Yes/No (the checkboxes in Access) but display in the results as "True" or "False".  Is there a relatively easy way to make them display as checkboxes (in a form) or even buttons (so as they could be updated.)?  
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Unless you know how to modify the Web Bot code then no.  You can do it with ASP.  Why don't you just create a duplicate form that pulls the info from the database and puts it in the fields.  Then you can update it that way.

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I think the form as results is the best way to go...I didn't even think of that.  One problem though...using the checkboxes for a true/false value...

You can set the checkboxes to have an initial state of checked or unchecked...

<input type="checkbox" name="Ordered_County_RD" %>" checked>

How can I tell them to go with what the database record has (checked for true, unchecked for false)?
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