Dialog box in vb6
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This document discusses two types of dialog boxes in VB6: MessageBox and InputBox. It provides details on the syntax and parameters for each. MessageBox displays a message and waits for a button click response, returning a number indicating the button. InputBox displays a prompt and waits for text input, returning a string. The document gives examples of common buttons, icons, and return values for MessageBox and explains the prompt, title, and default text parameters for InputBox.
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![MessageBox
MessageBox simply display a message in a dialog box
and wait for the user to click a button and return an
integer indicating which button the user clicked.
Syntax:
MsgBox(prompt[,button+icon] [,title])](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/dialogboxinvb6-190401070448/85/Dialog-box-in-vb6-3-320.jpg)
![InputBox in vb6.0
InputBox displays a prompt in a dialog box and wait for
the user to input text or click a button , and return a
string containing the contents of the text box.
Syntax:
Variable=InputBox(prompt[, title][, default])](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/dialogboxinvb6-190401070448/85/Dialog-box-in-vb6-9-320.jpg)
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Dialog box in vb6
- 1. Represent By Saroj patel Abhinash panigrahi Kishan sabat
- 2. Type of dialog box There are basically two type of dialog box in vb6.0 MessageBox InputBox
- 3. MessageBox MessageBox simply display a message in a dialog box and wait for the user to click a button and return an integer indicating which button the user clicked. Syntax: MsgBox(prompt[,button+icon] [,title])
- 4. MessageBox continue…….. Prompt : prompt is a single line of message(string expression) if we want to more than one line then we can use vbCrlf or chr(13) Buttons+Icon: Specify Sum of the numeric value to display type of button and icon
- 5. MessageBox continue……. Title : Title is just a string expression display in title bar.if we don’t add any title then by default the application name is placed in title bar.
- 6. Messagebox continue…… Icons: vbCritical 16 display critical message icon vbQuestion 32 display warning query icon vbExclamation 48 display warning message icon VbInformation 64 display information icon
- 7. MessageBox continue……. Buttons: vbOkOnly 0 display ok button only (by default) vbOkCancel 1 display ok and cancel button vbOk 1 display ok and cancel button vbAbortRetryIgnore 2 display ignore,retry and ignore button VbYesNoCancel 3 display yes,no and cancel button vbYesNo 4 display yes and no button vbRetryCancel 5 display retry and cancel button
- 8. MessageBox continue……. Return values(button): - vbOk 1 vbCancel 2 vbAbort 3 vbRetry 4 vbIgnore 5 vbYes 6 vbNo 7
- 9. InputBox in vb6.0 InputBox displays a prompt in a dialog box and wait for the user to input text or click a button , and return a string containing the contents of the text box. Syntax: Variable=InputBox(prompt[, title][, default])
- 10. InputBox continue………. Here the prompt and title same as Msgbox Default-text: The default text that appears in the input field where user can use it as his intended input or also user may change to the message he wish to key in
- 11. Any query…?