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  1. Sep 21st, 2010, 03:09 AM #1
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    Resolved [RESOLVED] Dialog Boxes

    hi,

    I've confusion in working with eight standard Dialog Boxes.
    I want to understand them all. Any link for it's tutorial will be appreciated.



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    Re: Dialog Boxes

    Perhaps you should start by reading the documentation for the appropriate classes.
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    Re: Dialog Boxes

    You mean the MessageBox ?

    Most of the legacy VB6 functions and subs are available in VB.Net too. But I think it will be good to avoid using them. Follow this step:
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    Project --> WindowsApplication1 Properties --> References --> Untick Microsoft.VisualBasic
    For showing MessageBox:
    Code:
    MessageBox.Show("Hi and welcome to VB2010")
    Another eg:
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    MessageBox.Show("Hi and welcome to VB2010", "My Message", MessageBoxButtons.OKCancel)
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    Re: Dialog Boxes

    No, i mean the eight standard dialog boxes i.e OpenFile, SaveFile, Print, printPreview and others..
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    Re: Dialog Boxes

    Quote Originally Posted by Aash View Post
    No, i mean the eight standard dialog boxes i.e OpenFile, SaveFile, Print, printPreview and others..
    Sorry for that.
    This might help you: http://www.startvbdotnet.com/controls/dialog.aspx

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    Re: Dialog Boxes

    That's exactly what i wanted..
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