Windows Forms and mmMessageBox

You can access a global instance of mmMessageBox from anywhere within your Windows Forms applications by referencing the static property: mmAppDesktop.MessageBox.

If you have localization turned on, by default mmMessageBox will display the message in the application's current language. If you call one of the overloads of mmMessageBox.Show() that accepts a languagePK parameter, the specified language will be used instead.

Example
Here's an example of how to use the mmAppDesktop.MessageBox.Show method:

In C#:

mmAppDesktop.MessageBox.Show("MyMessageToken",
	"MyCaptionToken",
	MessageBoxButtons.AbortRetryIgnore, 
	MessageBoxIcon.Asterisk, 
	MessageBoxDefaultButton.Button2);

And in VB .NET:

mmAppDesktop.MessageBox.Show("MyMessageToken", _
   "MyCaptionToken", _
   MessageBoxButtons.AbortRetryIgnore, _
   MessageBoxIcon.Asterisk, _
   MessageBoxDefaultButton.Button2)