Hello,
          I have a small Microsoft program, which at the setup time displays
the license agreement with OK and Cancel button.
I wonder, if there is some mechanism (return code) allowing me to check
which button was pressed?
Thanks,
Fred

Although you didn't say, I'm assuming from your use of OK and Cancel
buttons, that you are displaying your license agreement using a MessageBox
with vbOKCancel as your Buttons argument. The key to what you want to do is
to use the MsgBox in its function version and assign the user's response to
a variable that can be tested (the use of a variable is not required, but my
personal opinion is that it makes the code "cleaner"). Generally, you would
do something like this...

Dim Answer As Long
......
......
Answer = MsgBox("Text", vbOKCancel + vbExclamation, "License")
If Answer = vbOk Then
   '  Put code here for when the user clicks the OK button
Else
  '  Put code here for when the user clicks the Cancel button
End If

or, to test in opposite order, do the If..Then..Else part like this...

If Answer = vbCancel Then
   '  Put code here for when the user clicks the Cancel button
Else
  '  Put code here for when the user clicks the OK button
End If

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