MessageBox Look n Feel

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Hi all,

I want to display a MessageBox for which i am using MessageBox.Show method. But the look n feel is very diferent. I want a MessageBox like in Office 2010.

Thanks in advance.

Posted 26-Aug-10 2:11am

ISharda

Updated 26-Aug-10 2:44am

Toli Cuturicu

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Solution 3

I wrote a project a few months ago about how to create custom message boxes: Roll Your Own MsgBox[^] It is in VB, but should be easily translatable into C# if you need.

Posted 26-Aug-10 3:28am

Gregory Gadow

Updated 26-Aug-10 3:29am

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Solution 2

Could you please provide sample code to do that...

Posted 26-Aug-10 3:02am

ISharda

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Nish Nishant 26-Aug-10 9:14am

It's quite unlikely that he will. It is a fair bit of work. You may want to search for some reusable generic classes though.

Ankur^\m/ 26-Aug-10 9:36am

Also, do not add an answer to discuss with the user as he doesn't get any notification for that.
Rather use 'Add Comment' feature below his answer to discuss with him, the way I did.

Simon Dufour 26-Aug-10 10:43am

Reason for my vote of 1
Should have been a comment.

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Not Active · Accepted Answer · 2010-08-26T02:17:00

Solution 1

So create one.

Create a window stylized the way you would like and display it.

Posted 26-Aug-10 2:17am

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Simon Dufour 26-Aug-10 10:46am

Reason for my vote of 5
That's the way I would have done it.