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In article <bsm.5.0@utrcv1.res.utc.com>, bsm@utrcv1.res.utc.com (Brian S. McCarthy) writes...
>Hi,
> 
>"Note  If you want to create more than one group of option buttons, you 
>must place some of them inside frames or picture boxes.  All the option 
>buttons inside any given frame constitute a separate group, as do all the 
>option buttons inside a picture box.  When creating a separate group this 
>way, always draw the frame or picture box first, then draw the option 
>buttons."

The reason is because only one option button may contain a value of '1' at
any time.  You can overcome this by grouping them in separate areas. 
Therefore each will have a value of 1 in its own area.

>I followed these instructions exactly.  When I try to click on any of the 
>option buttons inside my frames or picture boxes, nothing at all happens.

You may not be setting them to 1 to start with.  Try clicking on any one and 
click on anpther.  It should now change.  Each sub-frame will have its
own perception of which option is set.

> 
>What do I need to do to make two or more separate groups of option buttons 
>work?
> 
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