9.0

284
16 critical symbol (stop sign)
32 warning query symbol (question mark). The Microsoft Windows Interface
Guidelines for Software Design discourages using this icon.
48 warning symbol (exclamation mark)
64 information symbol (lowercase i)
+
0 OK button
1 OK and Cancel buttons
4 Yes and No buttons
5 Retry and Cancel buttons
+
0 first button is the default
256 second button is the default
title The text to be displayed in the message box title bar.
Example
This instruction displays a message box with a warning symbol and Yes and No buttons. The first button, "Yes", is
the default. (48 + 4 + 0 = 52)
MsgBoxConfirm "Do you want to save changes?", 52, "Warning"
Notes
• The script automatically terminates if the user selects the Cancel or No button in the message box.
• Dragon NaturallySpeaking editions through 3.01 do not support using the second button as a default.
MyCommandsActiveState
Syntax
Visual Basic
DgnEngineControl.MyCommandsActiveState As String
C++
HRESULT DgnEngineControl::get_MyCommandsActiveState( BSTR * StateName );
HRESULT DgnEngineControl::put_MyCommandsActiveState( BSTR StateName );
Description
Returns or sets active Structured State for the MyCommands, so that you can dynamically activate or deactivate
a set of commands, specific to a particular state in a window or application.