This looks like what I was looking for. Appreciate it, will give it a test thank you

Peter Boyko

thanks you have busted my bubble. To me, it seemed easier to look at a dialog page with radio buttons rather than search a listing especially for my printers who may not have to learn how to use drop down list boxes Seems to me that the program knows when a radio button is selected and then marks is as such and turns off all others in the group.. I was hoping I could intercept the routine and just add my own function to it.

Peter Boyko

Thanks.. I have to believe the objective I'm trying to reach is beyond me. Thank You all again.

Peter Boyko

if it does, I'm not able to find it. Could be I'm looking at the wrong pages.

Peter Boyko

I have a dialog of radio buttons, 100 of them I use this to select type of material product is made from so I can select correct ink for printing. Selections are everything from alumininum, plastics to wood. I would like to select 1 radio button and have it return the int of that selection without having to add an event handler for each and everyone of the radio buttons Is there a routine that can handle any check on any button? If(any button is checked) return(int # of the button) Using visual studio c++ 2008

Peter Boyko