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MS Office Forum / Outlook / Programming Forms / January 2005Reading Button status
When you close a form it shows a dialog box that says "Do You Want To Save Changes" with Yes No and Cancel Buttons. How do you check which button is clicked. I can do this with a dialog box that I generate(e.g. msgbox()) but not with system dialog boxes. Thanks in advance Paul If vbOK = MsgBox("prompt", vbOKOnly, "title") Then End If  SignatureJim Vierra 661815 > When you close a form it shows a dialog box that says "Do You Want To Save > Changes" with Yes No and Cancel Buttons. How do you check which button is [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > Thanks in advance > Paul Sorry about the last answer. I was doing something else and forgot what I was reading. Hit send and - bang - realized I missed the point. What application is the form being closed in? Obviously you have changed the form in some way so you must catch the updated or "on close" event. In Access you would catch teh before update and after update evebts or catch it on the dataset. The return from the event determine the outcome. If you are in a form designer then you can't catch it. It may be catchable in some applications like Outlook but you have to programatically open the form in design mode and handle the event in other ways. It would be more helpfull if we had more info. SignatureJim Vierra 661815 > When you close a form it shows a dialog box that says "Do You Want To Save > Changes" with Yes No and Cancel Buttons. How do you check which button is [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > Thanks in advance > Paul |
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