Alun Allcock
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I thought of the idea for this little utilty when I was learning VB 3 and
could not get the hang of the conventions of putting together InputBox and
MsgBox's.

All you have to do is launch this program with VB 3 and when you need to
create a Dialog box, switch to it using "Alt-Tab" and follow the flow of 
the program. When you are satisfied with the result, copy to the Clipboard
and paste into your code.

I have only been programming with VB 3 for about 3 months and am still
a novice. If you find this program useful, please give me the incentive
think of others by posting a message to 100255,1506.

I am hoping to extend the program by allowing the user to see an example 
of the Dialog box they have just created before copying to the Clipboard
but this is definitely out of the range of my skills at the moment. I 
think that it's covered in Chapter 8 of the "Teach Yourself VB 3" book I
am redaing and I am only in Chapter 2 !!!!  <G>.

Regards,
Alun