What about when one is working with a window other than the MsgBox?
Does one use an ImageWell? Or is there something else that should be
used for placement of a standard warning icon?
Regards,
Chuck
On Jan 4, 2006, at 12:17 PM, Steve Garman wrote:
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Try something like:
dim d As new MessageDialog
dim b As MessageDialogButton
d.Icon = 1 //or whatever icon you want
d.Message = "RB"+RBVersionString
b = d.ShowModal
I could also have used
d.Icon = MessageDialog.GraphicNote
Sorry, I just realised Lee and I must have been talking about
different
things.
The constants MessageDialog uses are:
You can use the following class constants to specify the icon:
-1 - GraphicNone
0 - GraphicNote (The application icon on Mac OS X)
1 - GraphicCaution triangle (On Mac OS X, the application icon
superimposed
on the caution triangle)
2 - GraphicStop (On Mac OS X 10.3 and above, the application icon)
3 - GraphicQuestion icon (On Mac OS X 10.3 and above, it is the
same as 0)
(from the LR)
--
Steve Garman
Using REALbasic 2005r4 Professional on Windows XP Pro
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