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Date Posted: 10:26:06 10/30/02 Wed
Author: Andrew
Subject: Help for question B
In reply to: misters 's message, "Need Help" on 21:23:08 10/29/02 Tue

Help for question B

B. Say I create a form with two buttons, cmdGo and cmdStop. I set the properties as such:-

Name: cmdGo
Caption: Go
Enabled: True

Name: cmdStop
Caption: Stop
Enabled: False

When I run the form I can click on cmdGo but cmfStop is disabled.

I then attach the following code to the click event of the buttons:-

Private Sub cmdGo_Click()
cmdStop.Enabled = True
cmdGo.Enabled = False
End Sub

Private Sub cmdStop_Click()
cmdGo.Enabled = True
cmdStop.Enabled = False
End Sub

Run the project and you will see that by clicking Go you enable Stop and disable Go and so the opposite is also true.

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Help for question C -- Andrew, 10:38:33 10/30/02 Wed