Not sure why the last 2 -3 posts weren't visible when I wrote this. Oh well, best to let it stand I guess.
Good luck; you're in good hands, ryder214.
Agreed. To explain, 'True' or "True" would be a textual comparison. The value of the control and/or the data type of the field it is bound to would have to be text and contain the word "True".
True or Yes or On (no quotes) is a Boolean type and has the numeric value of -1 (or any other number except 0, depending on which way the conversion is happening - Boolean to numeric or vice versa). False/No/Off is always 0. Thus
OR NFixer = True or
OR NFixer = -1
should result in the same evaluation.
However, it is not recommended to utilize the numeric types in code in favor of the T/F values.
The more we hear silence, the more we begin to think about our value in this universe.
Paraphrase of Professor Brian Cox.