Kludgy hack or creative work around?
I'll let you be the judge.

Several people have expressed the desire to utilize the Large Check Box in a continuous form.
As you may or may not know, those forms have their own quirks and the controls can do some strange things.
This scenario is no exception.  The solution the Richard gave us works wonderfully in a single form but fails miserably in a continuous form.  If you "check" the box - all records are checked.

So here is my solution.  I feel that the increased aesthetic value and functionality
gained overrides the minimal additional overhead.

Using the IsCleared field from the Check Register TechHelp as an example:

1) Add a new field to your table - Short Text. I named mine CB (Check Box) for simplicity.
2) Bring that new field into your continuous form.  Delete the label.
   Size and format the text box. Change the font to Wingdings 2 as in the video.  Set the Tab Stop to NO.
3) Create a new button and name it. Set Transparent to Yes.  Size it to fit over the top of the CB text box.
   Set the Tab Stop to NO.
4) In the On Click event for the CBbtn I put in the following code:

Private Sub CBbtn_Click()
   If CB = "" Or IsNull(CB) Then
      CB = "P"
      IsCleared = True
   Else
      CB = ""
      IsCleared = False
   End If
   Me.Refresh
End Sub

5) Delete the IsCleared check box and replace it with your new custom check box.

That's it.  Works like a champ for me.  Just like Richard said in one of his other videos, "Kinda cheesy - But it works".
This is a 'one off' solution as of right now.  I have not managed to get the function Richard created working for continuous forms.  If any of you have ideas I'd be interested in your thoughts.
Screenshots on request but it's pretty straight forward.