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How are you saving the choices on a 'permanent' basis? &nbsp;in a Database, in the Registry. in an external file?<br />
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How are you saving the choices on a 'permanent' basis?  in a Database, in the Registry. in an external file?

AW

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Other way could be not using static at all and place them in a bas file. It will be available throught the life of the application.
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Other way could be not using static at all and place them in a bas file. It will be available throught the life of the application.

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Add a module in your application, and declare variables in it, that could hold the value of check boxes. Those values will persistent during the life of your application.
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Add a module in your application, and declare variables in it, that could hold the value of check boxes. Those values will persistent during the life of your application.

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fsaims, which is your move?
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i have a form that will be used as a &quot;options&quot; form to a regular form. &nbsp;The problem is, is that i cant get the checkboxes to stick when I click on them. &nbsp;Once I close the form, the default values are restored<br />
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ive declared static values, and it still does not work for me. &nbsp;any help would be lovely
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i have a form that will be used as a "options" form to a regular form.  The problem is, is that i cant get the checkboxes to stick when I click on them.  Once I close the form, the default values are restored

ive declared static values, and it still does not work for me.  any help would be lovely

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