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In article <1992Dec14.010010.17900@emr1.emr.ca> jagrant@emr1.emr.ca (John Grant) writes:
   In article <Bz7woH.M49@news.cso.uiuc.edu> duff@cs.uiuc.edu writes:
   >I began making my first .RES file using the Toolkit last night, and I
   >finished the "pretty" part of making it, but I'm having trouble understanding
   >how to make one set of Radio buttons allow the user to ONLY choose ONE
   >of five buttons.  What I mean to say is, I have five buttons, GROUPED,
   >and I want the user to be able to choose one of them and have ONLY that one
   >highlighted.  Do I have to do that from my calling program, or
   >can I set that up in the .RES ?
	     1. give each one an ID (ID_RB1,ID_RB2,...ID_RB5)
	     2. in the DlgProc for the dialog box, handle the messages
		as follows:
		   case WM_COMMAND:
		     id=(int)wparam;
		     switch(id){
		       ID_RB1:
		       ID_RB2:
		       ID_RB3:
		       ID_RB4:
		       ID_RB5: CheckRadioButton(hdlg,ID_RB1,ID_RB5,id);
			       break;

You could just as well set it up in your res file.
Using the Resource Workshop editor:
  Double click the first radio button of the group
  Set button type to "Auto radio button"
  Make sure "Tab stop" atttribute is set
  for the rest of your buttons:
    Double click button 2..lastbutton
    Set button type to "Auto radio button"
    Remove any "Tab stop" attribute of the button
And that's it!

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Good luck!

Torstein





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Torstein Hansen
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