Hi,
The main concept to remember when dealing with YES/NO dialog boxes is that they are used to set a variable. So if the user selects "yes" the variable is set to 'YES' and if the user selects "no" the variable is set to 'NO'. The default name of this variable is %MyVar%.
So basically what you have to do is set up Boolean conditions based upon the users selection. Now if you only want an action to "fire" when the user selects "yes" then give that action the Boolean condition: "%MyVar% = YES". But if you only want an action to fire if the user selects "no" then give it the Boolean condition that: "%MyVar% = NO".
mark.
The main concept to remember when dealing with YES/NO dialog boxes is that they are used to set a variable. So if the user selects "yes" the variable is set to 'YES' and if the user selects "no" the variable is set to 'NO'. The default name of this variable is %MyVar%.
So basically what you have to do is set up Boolean conditions based upon the users selection. Now if you only want an action to "fire" when the user selects "yes" then give that action the Boolean condition: "%MyVar% = YES". But if you only want an action to fire if the user selects "no" then give it the Boolean condition that: "%MyVar% = NO".
mark.
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