Reference


This section covers the properties and methods of the WshDialog.Kit automation object itself, as well as many properties and methods of the forms and controls you can add.

The list of properties and methods for forms and controls is not complete however.
I've only described those that seem relevant in a Windows Script Host environment.
A complete list can be found in the Microsoft Visual Basic 6.0 documentation.

Furthermore, not all the properties of forms and controls can be changed at runtime.
For instance, the Scrollbars property of a MultiLineTextBox is read-only at runtime and therefore only a MultiLineTextBox with both (horizontal and vertical) scrollbars is available.

Please note the following when adding controls to a form:
The first commandbutton that is created will become the default button
The taborder is determined by the order in which you create the controls