[rookie1010]

Hi
I was wondeirng what the difference between these statements is

intResponse = MsgBox("Ready to Print", vbOKOnly)

intResponse = MsgBox("Ready to Print", vbOK)

[Emily]

I'm not 100% on this, but I'm pretty sure that vbOKOnly means that on the msg box there will be only an OK button, but with vbOK there'll be an OK and a Cancel button on the message box.

[billgrande]

You are correct. VBOK will give the cancel button also, the VbOKONLY is just the ok button.

hrmm I thought I replied to this one earlier?

[rookie1010]

thanks emily !!!

[Emily]

No problem.

[rookie1010]

i read some place that vbOKOnly is an integer value to determine the buttons inside the message boxes while
VBOK is a return value to determine which command button the user clicked.

in that case intResponse = MsgBox("Ready to Print", vbOK) would be incorrect, right?