Hello: I have a groupbox control with 3 radiobutton. How do you make this radiobutton to default to nothing. I've tried the radiobutton1.checked = false and even set it to nothing but it still defaulting to have a value checked. Any idea? Thanks, JOel
Use three separate instances of the control and stay away from poorly designed all-in-one "group" controls. This is true in this corrupt society we are now living in too; individualism and independent thinking, no more freedom and no more liberty where there is a group or a crowd. In other words you do not get to control your life when you abdicate control to the group. The founders of the nation warned again and again and fought and died to prevent "democracy" from becoming the form of government that would rule America as demonocracy allows the group or the crowd the power as a majority to vote away the rights of the individual. Which is exactly what is occurring in America now and which is also why the Negro African-American political party, the Israeli jews and the homos now control and have corrupted America. The zionist jew demonocracy and the jew world order has been --allowed-- to take control of the United States of America. There are loyal Americans who have the rights and a duty that are prepared to fight and if necessary die to take our nation back from these domestic enemies. If you have not already, you will soon have to decide yourself. Whether you want to or not. Meanwhile, a simple switch statement will be all you need to logically determine and manage the state of your controls. "Joel" wrote in message news:es27pglxIHA.5892@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl... > Hello: > > I have a groupbox control with 3 radiobutton. How do you make this > radiobutton to default to nothing. > I've tried the radiobutton1.checked = false and even set it to nothing but > it still defaulting to have a value checked. > Any idea? > Thanks, > > JOel >
Thanks for the info. "Freedom or Die" wrote in message news:e1aC$gyxIHA.5832@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl... > Use three separate instances of the control and stay away from poorly > designed all-in-one "group" controls. This is true in this corrupt society > we are now living in too; individualism and independent thinking, no more > freedom and no more liberty where there is a group or a crowd. In other > words you do not get to control your life when you abdicate control to the > group. > > The founders of the nation warned again and again and fought and died to > prevent "democracy" from becoming the form of government that would rule > America as demonocracy allows the group or the crowd the power as a > majority to vote away the rights of the individual. > > Which is exactly what is occurring in America now and which is also why > the Negro African-American political party, the Israeli jews and the homos > now control and have corrupted America. > > The zionist jew demonocracy and the jew world order has been --allowed-- > to take control of the United States of America. > > There are loyal Americans who have the rights and a duty that are prepared > to fight and if necessary die to take our nation back from these domestic > enemies. If you have not already, you will soon have to decide yourself. > Whether you want to or not. > > Meanwhile, a simple switch statement will be all you need to logically > determine and manage the state of your controls. > > > "Joel" wrote in message > news:es27pglxIHA.5892@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl... >> Hello: >> >> I have a groupbox control with 3 radiobutton. How do you make this >> radiobutton to default to nothing. >> I've tried the radiobutton1.checked = false and even set it to nothing >> but it still defaulting to have a value checked. >> Any idea? >> Thanks, >> >> JOel >> >
