Yes, that helped - but not in the way you intended. Because the radio button is made up of overlapping names, you can reference certain properties but not others. My main problem was using typfmt(1) instead of typfmt[1]. But it is still funky to work with due to the overlapping names. It works; that's what matters.

Thanks again!


>>Thanks, I got it figured out.
>>
>>- Roman
>>
>>>You'll have to look at each item until find which one is checked.
>>>for ( i = 1; i <= clue.typfmt.length; i++ )
>>>{
>>> if ( clue.typfmt[i].checked )
>>> break;
>>>}
>
>Did that help? Or was I off the mark?