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From: Paul Dorsey <DORSEY@ENIGMA.RIDER.EDU>
Subject:      Re: Multiple Picks fron a selection list
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The best alternative I have found is to use a multi row block on a stacked
canvas wuth a check box as one of the fields.  You can either store
the "selected" info in a table or, if you want to get sexy, you can store it in
a record group and populate locally.
Paul Dorsey
Dulcian Inc.