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July 8th, 2005, 05:55 PM
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"Cancel" buttons
One last question for the board:
On my nifty lil' form, I've got two buttons. An "okay" button which works mahhhvelously, and a "cancel" button which wouldn't work to save my life. Could someone tell me the quick and painless steps to making a cancel button? Like, if I click in the toolbar to make a command button, and I place it in the bottom...then what? The form's name is "frmJelom" if anyone must know. Thank you! 
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