Brad,

I reewrote your code to NOT have a default button and the "Do it" button is still a default???.
On Oct 1, 2006, at 7:52 PM, Brad Rhine wrote:

  Dim M As MessageDialog
  Dim B As MessageDialogButton

  M=New MessageDialog
  M.Title="Hey There"
  M.Message="Hey There"
  M.Explanation="Here is my lengthy explanation."

  M.ActionButton.Default=false
  M.ActionButton.Visible=True
  M.ActionButton.Caption="Do It"
  M.ActionButton.Visible=True

  M.CancelButton.Default=false
  M.CancelButton.Visible=True
  M.CancelButton.Cancel=True
  M.CancelButton.Caption="Cancel"

  M.AlternateActionButton.Default=false
  M.AlternateActionButton.Visible=True
  M.AlternateActionButton.Caption="Don't Do It"

  B=M.ShowModal

  Select Case B
  Case M.ActionButton
    //The user clicked the "Do It" button
    //Act accordingly
  Case M.CancelButton
    //The user clicked the "Cancel" button
    //Act accordingly
  Case M.AlternateActionButton
    //The user clicked the "Don't Do It" button
    //Act accordingly
  End Select

On Oct 1, 2006, at 1:14 PM, Robert Poland wrote:

It appears that MessageDialog doesn't have a default button function.

I'm not sure what you mean by a "default button function," but here's some sample code for the MessageDialog. The MessageDialog below will have a default button ("Do It"), a cancel button ("Cancel"), and an alternate action button ("Don't Do It"). If this doesn't answer your question, then I guess I'm not sure what you're asking. ;)

  Dim M As MessageDialog
  Dim B As MessageDialogButton

  M=New MessageDialog
  M.Title="Hey There"
  M.Message="Hey There"
  M.Explanation="Here is my lengthy explanation."

  M.ActionButton.Default=True
  M.ActionButton.Caption="Do It"
  M.ActionButton.Visible=True

  M.CancelButton.Visible=True
  M.CancelButton.Cancel=True
  M.CancelButton.Caption="Cancel"

  M.AlternateActionButton.Visible=True
  M.AlternateActionButton.Caption="Don't Do It"

  B=M.ShowModal

  Select Case B
  Case M.ActionButton
    //The user clicked the "Do It" button
    //Act accordingly
  Case M.CancelButton
    //The user clicked the "Cancel" button
    //Act accordingly
  Case M.AlternateActionButton
    //The user clicked the "Don't Do It" button
    //Act accordingly
  End Select

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