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Add Vista-style Task Dialog to .NET applications on any platform supported by the .NET Framework. The Task Dialog is a versatile alternative to the old message box which has been used to create dialog boxes that are difficult to understand and use.


Add -style Task Dialog to .NET on any supported by the .NET . Task dialogs enable developers to create well-designed, consistent dialogs boxes efficiently and it is a versatile alternative to the old message box which has often been used to create dialog boxes that are difficult to understand and use. There are no standard classes in .NET to work with task dialogs and in order to work with task dialogs on Windows operating system .NET developers needed to work directly with the task dialog API (unmanaged code) that is provided with Windows operating system. written for .NET are supposed to work on every (operating system) that is supported by the .NET . Since task dialogs were introduced with Windows there was obviously a problem what to do when an is run on other operating systems like Windows XP for example. The TaskDialog component provides classes .NET developers can use to add -style task dialogs to their .NET that will work on any supported by the .NET . Developers simply use TaskDialog class in their code to construct task dialogs as needed and when showing the task dialog the TaskDialog will either use native task dialog API if available (on Windows or higher) or use standard .NET classes to construct task dialog with the same look and feel as the native task dialog on operating systems prior to Windows (Windows XP for example). All task dialog features available through TaskDialog classes work exactly the same no matter whether a task dialog is currently using native API support or standard .NET classes to operate. This saves a lot of effort and time for developers and allows you to start using task dialogs in your .NET within minutes.

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