>You don't need two statements. Just set the initial value parameter to  
>_kControlRadiobuttonCheckedValue or _kControlRadioButtonUncheckedValue  
>to get whichever state you want: see button 1 and button 3 in the  
>example below.

Robert's right, but be aware that some controls (like bevel buttons and 
pop-ups) require two statements. I do two for everything, just because 
it's easier to keep from screwing up that way...;)

-- John




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