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Originally posted by Zero
Very helpful, thnx guys. Finally, I just wanna be clear on one last detail: my understanding is that since we aren't coding a webpage, the "window" & "document' objects are not available to us - as a result, we can't call the alert, prompt, or confirm message boxes. Is that correct?
Nope. I already said you could, if you use the Windows API:
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Originally posted by CookieRevised
... use Windows APIs, then you could display a Windows Message box, systemtray tooltip or balloon, ermmmm...... then there is the titlebar of the chat window itself which you could change, etc...
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Originally posted by matty
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Originally posted by Zero
Very helpful, thnx guys. Finally, I just wanna be clear on one last detail: my understanding is that since we aren't coding a webpage, the "window" & "document' objects are not available to us - as a result, we can't call the alert, prompt, or confirm message boxes. Is that correct?
No but you have basically full access to the Windows API. http://msdn.microsoft.com
...Which means you can call whatever message box, alert message, confirmation dialog, input box, file open/save dialogs, etc, you want.
Using the Windows API you can almost do whatever you want.
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