Hi,

I hope this is the correct forum for this problem.

I currently have a windows for with 5 command buttons on it.
Each button will execute one DTSPackage a remote server.

Each button can only be pressed in the correct order 1 to 5.
A user cannot skip a step. Beside each button is a checkbox object to
indicate the
progress.

I would like to create a "pattern" or logic model that will succinctly check
what has been done and has'nt been done.

I was thinking of using an array that simply gets updated and some routine
checking logic to determine if a button can execute or if it provides a
message to user.

I also want to use a class for keeping track of the progress.

I can do this but would this by throwing code at it, but would really like
to do it in an elegant manner. Does anyone have any ideas.

thanks

Chris

"Chris" <Chris (AT) discussions (DOT) microsoft.com> wrote

What about the simple expedient of disabling all but the first button, then
as the user clicks each button, enable the next and disable the one just
clicked? That would give the user only the desired choice at any point in
time.

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Peter [MVP Visual Developer]
Jack of all trades, master of none.