Msgbox ???

[vbnt]

Hi all

Is there any way to use form as Msgbox ??

If so, How please ?


Thank you

[MartinLiss]

Sure, just create a form that looks like a message box and display it modally. If you search the forum I think you will find one or more people who have posted forms that will already do the job.

[vbnt]

Thanks alot

Originally posted by MartinLiss
Sure, just create a form that looks like a message box and display it modally. If you search the forum I think you will find one or more people who have posted forms that will already do the job.

[Tec-Nico]

Yeah... I am one of them but I haven't posted the code yet.

Martin, how can I get the default sounds of the MsgBoxes?

It is just the final detail to add to this form and I will post the code.

[Tec-Nico]

Duh... Forget it.

Who would have thought the sound of the Message Box is a simple "Beep"?

'Sound Beep
Beep

[Ruku]

Originally posted by Tec-Nico
Duh... Forget it.

Who would have thought the sound of the Message Box is a simple "Beep"?

'Sound Beep
Beep

That wuz one funny message,
however I found an other way to locate windows sounds

it wuz with the API function

Private Declare Function PlaySound Lib "winmm.dll" Alias "PlaySoundA" (ByVal lpszName As String, ByVal hModule As Long, ByVal dwFlags As Long) As Long

I saw it on a webpage... but I didn't add it to favorites!!!

[Tec-Nico]

and how would you use it?

[Kevin_0011]

Back to a more original question, why not overload the MsgBox() so that it is available through-out your code by simply calling MsgBox? Then you could automatically handle returns so they are just like in VB!? (great for mult-person development!)

[Shawn N]

because VB doesn't support overloading...