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You may write your own &quot;messagebox&quot; - pretty simple
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You may write your own "messagebox" - pretty simple

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Thanks all for the input! I'll accept anarki for the link to interesting article.
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Thanks all for the input! I'll accept anarki for the link to interesting article.

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Oops, I'm sorry I clicked the wrong link, and accepted the learned one's comment instead. I hope none of you mind, otherwise I'll try to raise a request to mods
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Oops, I'm sorry I clicked the wrong link, and accepted the learned one's comment instead. I hope none of you mind, otherwise I'll try to raise a request to mods

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How can I disable the close button (the [x] button on top right corner) in MessageBox.Show?<br />
I've checked through MSDN help on it, there is no overloaded method that does that, it seems. But I just want to be sure. Any idea for workaround?
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How can I disable the close button (the [x] button on top right corner) in MessageBox.Show?
I've checked through MSDN help on it, there is no overloaded method that does that, it seems. But I just want to be sure. Any idea for workaround?

Disable close button in MessageBox.Show

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