[mso] Re: Access 2003 Checkboxes

O....kay

If it looks okay to you then I'm happy.

It just seems a bit kludgy to me to do it this way... Not so "elegant"....
:-)

Lisa

> I have handled similar situations by making the form itself 
> update-able, but disabling certain fields from edits, I sure 
> don't have any neater solutions, and haven't tried the method 
> you mentioned, but it looks good, especially if you've only 
> got one field you're allowing.  In my case, it's the 
> opposite, most they can edit, but don't touch a couple!


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