To edit the properties of the dialog, click on it outside of any control. The specific properties applicable to the dialog are:
Base Language: Specifies the “base language” of the dialog, that is the native language you’re designing it in. You can use the language overlay feature (described later) to provide additional translations of your dialog.
Font Face: Use this to override the default font that the dialog uses. Leave it blank to use the dialog font chosen in Preferences.
Font Size: Lets you control the font size used in the dialog. Dialog controls are positioned and sized using “dialog units” which are scaled with the size of the font, so you can change font size without having to re-lay out your dialog. Set it to 0 (zero) to use the dialog font size chosen in Preferences.
Opacity: Sets the initial opacity of the dialog, from 255 (totally opaque) to 0 (totally transparent). The opacity can be modified after the dialog has been created using the Dialog.opacity property.
OK Button: Set to True to get a default OK button in the bottom-right of the dialog. If the user clicks the OK button or pushes the Return key your dialog will close. This option lets you get this standard Windows UI behaviour without having to add the button and code it yourself.
Cancel Button: Set to True to get a default Cancel button. If the user clicks the Cancel button or pushes the Escape key your dialog will close.
Resizable: Set to True to allow your dialog to be resizable. If you make your dialog resizable you also need to configure the Resize property for any controls that you want to respond to resize events.
Minimize Button: Set to True to allow the dialog to be minimized.
Maximize Button: Set to True to allow the dialog to be maximized. The dialog must also be resizeable.
Accept Drops: Set to True to allow users to drag and drop files to your dialog. Your script will receive a drop event along with information about the dropped files.