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23.52.1.Call ShowDialog on Form object
using System;
using System.Drawing;
using System.Windows.Forms;
   
class SimplerDialog: Form
{
     public static void Main()
     {
          Application.Run(new SimplerDialog());
     }
     public SimplerDialog()
     {
          Text = "Simpler Dialog";
   
          Menu = new MainMenu();
          Menu.MenuItems.Add("&Dialog!"new EventHandler(MenuOnClick));
     }
     void MenuOnClick(object obj, EventArgs ea)
     {
          SimplerDialogBox dlg = new SimplerDialogBox();
          DialogResult     dr  = dlg.ShowDialog();
   
          Console.WriteLine(dr);
     }
}
class SimplerDialogBox: Form
{
     public SimplerDialogBox()
     {
          Text = "Simpler Dialog Box";
   
          FormBorderStyle = FormBorderStyle.FixedDialog;
          ControlBox      = false;
          MaximizeBox     = false;
          MinimizeBox     = false;
          ShowInTaskbar   = false;
   
          Button btn = new Button();
          btn.Parent   = this;
          btn.Text     = "OK";
          btn.Location = new Point(5050);
          btn.Size     = new Size (10 * Font.Height, * Font.Height);
          btn.DialogResult = DialogResult.OK;
   
          btn = new Button();
          btn.Parent   = this;
          btn.Text     = "Cancel";
          btn.Location = new Point(50100);
          btn.Size     = new Size (10 * Font.Height, * Font.Height);
          btn.DialogResult = DialogResult.Cancel;
     }
}
23.52.Dialog
23.52.1.Call ShowDialog on Form object
23.52.2.About DialogBox
23.52.3.Define your own dialog boxDefine your own dialog box
23.52.4.Dialog Apply Event IllustrationDialog Apply Event Illustration
23.52.5.Define Apply Button action method in dialog classDefine Apply Button action method in dialog class
23.52.6.Set DialogResult in your own dialog classSet DialogResult in your own dialog class
23.52.7.Create a custom dialog with radio button groupCreate a custom dialog with radio button group
23.52.8.Dialog with two buttonsDialog with two buttons
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