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  1. Jul 29th, 2000, 09:19 PM #1
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    I am trying to do a SendMessage against a msgbox. If the msgbox has two choices such as Yes and No. How do I make it click No?

    The msgbox I am trying to click is from Excel.

    If you can generate the msgbox with a vbYesNo in Excel and from VB trying to click the No.

    I am able to sendmessage on the Yes, but don't know how to do it to the No.

    I was using FindWindow and FindWindowEx to do this with SendMessage.

    Another thing, what is the difference with SendMessage, SendMessagebyString, SendMessagebyNum, SendMessageCallback, SendNotifyMessage, SendMessageTimeout?

    Thanks

    [Edited by Shark on 07-29-2000 at 10:28 PM]
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