Copyright: Copyright ®1996 Tektonix Software


Use the What's This button on the configuration dialog box.


Changes whether or not an icon is displayed in the message box, and if so what type the icon is.


Toggles whether or not an icon is displayed in the message box.


Displays a universal stop sign (white cross on red circle) in the message box.


Dissplays a question sign (blue question mark in a white speech bubble) in the message box.


Displays a universal exclamation sign (black exclamation mark on yellow triangle) in the message box.


Displays an information sign (blue lower case letter i in a white speech bubble) in the message box.


Changes the number and types of buttons displayed on the message box.


An OK button is displayed.


OK and Cancel buttons are displayed.


Abort, Retry and Ignore buttons are displayed.


Yes, No and Cancel buttons are displayed.


Yes and No buttons are displayed.


Retry and Cancel buttons are displayed.


Changes which of the buttons is the default (has a thick border around it), which can be selected by presing the enter key.


The first button is the default button.


The second button is the default button.


The third button is the default button.


Changes what type of modal status the message box conforms to.


The application stops execution until the user responds to the message box being displayed.


The whole system (all applications) stops execution until the user responds to the message box being displayed.


Shows how the designed message box will look when invoked, without the need to write any code.


Copies the Visual Basic code for the designed message box onto the clipboard, ready to be pasted into Visual Basic.


Displays information about MsgBoxer and its creator Tektonix Software.