PS -- On the surface, it seems that 'Cancel' answer can not be captured in a rule IF statement. I tried Question.Reply<>'Yes' DISPLAY MESSAGE 'Customer **NOT** deleted.' The message was only displayed when I clicked NO. When I clicked Cancel, no message was displayed.
To my understanding you can query the .reply attribute for 'yes' and 'no'. If the user hits 'Cancel' then the process gets stopped. So there's no need for querying for 'cancel'.
Yep -- my trial and error gets to the same answer. Ultimately I would like to be able to capture the Cancel answer also to be able to deliver a message to the user in certain cases & make sure the user really meant to click cancel
Tom
PS -- minor addition to documentation would be good -- to document all possible answers.