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i am developing a touchscreen interface using VB6.0 and NT. i wish to create my own message box function, larger buttons, icons, etc. but don't know how to create it such that i can call multiple message boxes at the same time. by creating a form for the message box in vb i can call it modally but because the message que is not disabled(don't want it to be either) i sometimes get another call to the message box routine from elsewhere in my code. i am trying to duplicate the calls and constants used in the normal messagebox routine, and have that all worked out. should i try to develop this as a class? how then would i create a new instance on every call, and how would i create it modally? please help.
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For the modal part just use:
(I think 1 may be replaced with TRUE). This shows your form modally....
Enjoy!
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Code:
MyForm.Show vbModal
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what?
i know how to show a form modally, how do i create multiple copies of a form in runtime based upon a set of parameters passed to a function?
