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Scripts are able to define free-form dialogs in much the same way that “proper” Windows software can, using many of the standard Windows controls.

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Above is an example of the type of dialog that scripts can create. Dialogs are defined as “resources” – XML formatted data that defines the dialog and control layout. Any script can have resources attached – either a script in a button, or one in the Script Add-Ins folder.


A full GUI-based dialog editor is provided inside the script and function editors, which makes it very easy to design script dialogs.

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More:

[[~creating_script_dialogs|Creating Script Dialogs]]\\
[[.script_editor:editors:dialog_editor|Dialog Editor]]\\
[[~the_dialog_message_loop|The Dialog Message Loop]]\\
[[~reading_dialog_control_values|Reading Dialog Control Values]]\\
[[~interacting_with_dialog_controls|Interacting with Dialog Controls]]\\