XPost: alt.comp.lang.vb, comp.lang.basic.visual.misc   
   From: dean.earley@icode.co.uk   
      
   Lloyd E. Sponenburgh wrote:   
   > Dean Earley  fired this volley in   
   > news:499eb3e6$0$2526$da0feed9@news.zen.co.uk:   
   >   
   >> And if they want neither (or both)?   
   >   
   > *?*  If they don't want to INclude certain groups, then by inference,   
   > they EXclude those groups.   
   >   
   > I read the post.  He said:   
   > " Basically the first col of checkboxes is to say show all the people   
   >>> who ARE interested in Football, Baseball, etc, but using the second   
   >>> col of checkboxes they can OMIT the people that are interested in   
   >>> Snooker.  Does this make sense?"   
   >   
   > And the answer is "NO", it makes no sense.  If they chose "neither"   
   > what do they get, everything not checked, or nothing not checked?   
   >   
   > You check everthing you want to see.  Everything else goes to the bit-   
   > bucket.   
   >   
   > The OP hadn't thought out the logic of the selection, before he   
   > selected a method to make it.   
      
      
   I read it as a filter.   
   Include all those that like football, baseball, THEN exclude people that   
     like snooker.   
   I presume from the request that people can be members of multiple groups.   
      
   If they don't select any, they get all of them.   
   If they select all of them, they get none.   
      
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   Dean Earley (dean.earley@icode.co.uk)   
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