In one page ask for the type, and on the next display a textbox for "single" or an editbox for "multiple".
Explain that the user must enter one caption per line.
You can easily remove blank lines and count the number of lines.

All you need to track is the type and a string (with or without chr(13) in it).

HTH :)


>I am designing a wizard, and I need advice.
>
>There are 2 initial options:
>
>"Create a Multiple Choice item"
>"Create a Yes/No item"
>
>This allows the use to create an option group or check box.
>The problem is that there are a bunch of possible ways the wiz
>can work.
>
>After selecting "Multiple Choice", the wiz also needs to prompt
>for # of choices, then for captions for each choice.
>
>A Yes/No simply needs a Caption.
>
>Both options require a name.
>
>So what I need to know is how to keep track of and/or determine what page
>to move to from any point in the wiz.
>
>What I have is sorta working, but it's getting ugly and I need to rethink
>my approach.
>
>I have a NextClicked() function that is called after the Next button is clicked
>but before the new page becomes active, which in turn handles loading data or
>setting up controls for the new page. The last step is determining if the Next
>should then enabled or disabled in a function called AllowNext().
>
>The Back button setys the ActivePage back by one and calls the AllowNext() function.
>
>I have been trying to manage the sequence of pages accessed in an array, and then
>traversing the array to re-display pages, but like I said, it's getting ugly.
>
>I'm wide open to suggestion.
>
>TIA