And why not just use System.Windows.Forms.MessageBox?

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Adam Clauss
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> Joel, VoxCode LLC
Joel Matthias - 11 Apr 2005 06:34 GMT
If you want to just display a text message then you would use the MessageBox
class. This wizard simply creates a template form for complex dialogs
containing OK and Cancel buttons. I got tired of adding the two buttons and
then setting the correct DialogResult codes and Accept and Cancel form
properties and the other properties that make a form act like a regular
popup dialog.
Joel, VoxCode LLC
> And why not just use System.Windows.Forms.MessageBox?
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