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Using Check Boxes to Specify States

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You can use check boxes to make it possible for a user to specify a Boolean state: True or False, On or Off, Open or Closed. However, there are times when it is not accurate to evaluate something as True or False, such as unanswered questions on a True/False questionnaire.

To see examples of using check boxes

  1. Run Solution.app in the Visual FoxPro ...\Samples\Solution directory.
  2. In the tree view, click Controls, and then click Check boxes.

See Also

Adding Pictures to Items in a List | Accepting Input That Cannot Be Predetermined | CheckBox Control | Using the InputMask Property | Using Controls | Controls and Objects