Hi Peter,

If you are trying to access the checkboxes on a form, you can interate through all the controls and determine which ones are checkboxes. Here is some sample code:

foreach(Control oObj in this.Controls)
{
    if (oObj is CheckBox){
        ((CheckBox)oObj).Checked = <do something here> ;
    }
}

>Hi,
>
>I've inherited a database for a mailing list with lots of check boxes which I'm converting to VB.NET. Is there an elegant way to reference upwards of 25 check boxes in a class other than to have a property for each one? I'd quite like the users to be able to add their own columns at a later date! I'd thought of using a string with one letter for yes and a different one for no but I imagine that could get quite messy!
>
>Thanks