>Hmm...I tried this and it worked. I tried the exact same code before without the 'nodefault' and it didn't work. Well, hey, I still say there should be some sort of 'required' attribute for controls, but this seems to work so I guess this is what I'll use. Thanks Bruce, Michael, and everyone else for their assistance!
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What exaclty is NODEFAULT and what does it do? I did a search of the online help and the master index, and can't find it.

Jeff Rusch