Dialogs created using the Dialog Editor can have one or more of the following standard Windows Controls. Refer to the "sample dialog" below to see what each control looks like.
Group Box - An outlined box used to label controls with related functions.
Button - A button control that sends sets a value when pressed
Text - Static Text used to label dialog controls.
Edit Box - A control that accepts text typed by the user.
Check Box - A control that uses a checkmark to indicate the on or "true" value and blank to indicate off or "false" value.
Radio Button - A control used in a group of two or more used to force the selection of one item in the group.
List Box - A control containing a static list of items from which the user chooses.
Drop Down List Box - A control containing a list of items that display when the arrow is clicked, "dropping" the box.
Static Combo Box - A control that contains a static list of items from which to choose, but also allows the user to type in a value that is not in the list.
Combo Box - A drop control that contains a static list of items from which to choose, but also allows the user type in a value that is not in the list. The selection list is displayed when the arrow is clicked, "dropping" the box.
Picture - Used to display a bitmap image on the dialog.
The following is a "sample dialog" that was created with all available controls: