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Meir
As an additional example, you can re-enable the OK button as long as it has also been pinged:
Note that the radio buttons box, Status, has been set to Wait For Input. This should only enable the OK button if All systems go has been selected.
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The normal way to keep an OK button enabled is to simply feed it with an Until Break object. So one way to stop it is to insert a Break if whatever condition arises.
Another slightly more sophisticated way is to enter a name in Declared Name ( see LH panel in the screenshot ) and then use that to disable it. In this case I've called it Btn_OK and in the formula box the Btn_OK.EnableOnPing = FALSE disables the button.
Although the property is EnableOnPing, note that setting this to FALSE disables the button instantly even if it is called from another loop in your program.