Displays a message in a dialog box and waits for the user to choose a button
ret = MsgBox (MsgString, type, TitleString)
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Integer, output |
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Indicates which button the user pressed. |
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1,2,3,4,6,7 = OK, Cancel, Abort, Retry, Yes, No |
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MsgString |
String, input |
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This is the message displayed in the dialog box. |
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type |
Integer, input |
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Indicates the number and type of buttons, and other attributes of the dialog box. The value is the sum of the following numbers, one from each group. |
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Group 1 – Number and type of Buttons |
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0 = OK |
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1 = OK/Cancel |
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2 = Abort/Retry/Ignore |
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3 = Yes/No/Cancel |
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4 = Yes/No |
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5 = Retry/Cancel |
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Group 2 – Type of Icon |
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16 = Stop icon |
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32 = Question mark icon |
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48 = Exclamation mark icon |
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64 = Information mark icon |
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Group 3 – Button Default |
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0 = 1st button is default |
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256 = 2nd button is default |
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512 = 3rd button is default |
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Group 4 – Type of Dialog Box |
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0 = Application modal |
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4096 = System modal |
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TitleString |
String, input |
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The text string that appears as the title of the dialog box. |
The MsgBox function returns a value indicating which button the user has chosen. Refer to the Microsoft VBScript documentation for additional information.
This is a VBScript function.
Sub ZMain()
TitleString="PASSPORT Macro"
MsgBox "Do you want to Continue?",4,TitleString
End Sub