Visual Basic specifies a Boolean’s default values as zero for False and -1 for True. You may save and set the value of a check box, based on the absolute value of a Boolean variable, as these correspond to the intrinsic constants vbUnchecked and vbChecked:
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Unlike the Windows 95 common controls, the standard list box doesn’t have a horizontal scrollbar when list items are too wide to fit within the list box. Fortunately, it’s not hard to direct a listbox control to display a horizontal scrollbar. Add this code to a form’s Load event. It fills a list box with [...]

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Setting an element in an array of option buttons to True is easy. Click on the option button, or use this code:

OptionArray(ThisOne) = True

ThisOne is the Index of the member you want to be selected. Getting the True member of an option array is not so simple. Because you need to perform this kind of [...]

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When attempting to determine which option buttons a user has selected from an array of option buttons, use this code instead of using an inefficient If-Then construct:

intSelectedItem = Option(0).Value * O - _
Option(1).Value*1 - Option(2).Value * 2

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