You put a regular option group on a form, then go to each option button and set the style to graphical. The one that's selected has a pushed-in look. If you put a picture on it, then you can have a "toolbar" of the sort where only one thing can be selected at a time. I used it in the mapping for zoom, pan, and info. Whatever's selected is what the mouse does when you apply it to the map.

I found this out because Cetin had graphical checkboxes on a form he showed me. Once I found that out, I went looking at option buttons and found you can do it there, too.

-Michelle


>What is "Graphical Option Buttons"? I need to be tickled < g > right now.
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>>>Thanks Michelle, I'll try that.
>>>I just started learning VFP 6mths ago and I'll say, it seems there's always a way to get what you want accomplished. And it helps to have an advisor.
>>>I appreciate the tip.
>>>Jerry
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>>I started 10 months ago. There's always something new to learn. I just discovered graphical option buttons and was quite tickled. :)
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>>-Michelle