>>Hi,
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>>I have a place in the program where, when user makes a wrong selection, a Messagebox() pops up. But the message in the Messagebox() is somewhat short. So, I would like "refer" the user - if he/she wants to learn more - to a page in the application Help.chm file. I know how to do it with a button on a form.
>>Does it mean that the only way for me to "refer" the user to this help topic, is to replace the Messagebox() with a form?
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>>TIA
>Dmitry,
>Is this not enougH?
>MESSAGEBOX( "This is s somewhat long message with which 'you can pass very much information to your user. And if still not enough why dont you add some more stuff to it?", 0+16+0, "Even with the title you can give the enduser some information.", 0 ) && OK = 1
>However I prefer Cesar's messagbox.
>Stay healthy,
>Koen
Koen,
Yes, in theory I can compress the "message" I need to relate to the user and put it all in a MESSSAGEBOX().
Cesar's FoxyDialog is much more elegant and looks professional. And it can, hopefully, allow the user to get the CHM help topic with a long description (which the customer will never read :)
Be well.
"The creative process is nothing but a series of crises." Isaac Bashevis Singer
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