AutoHotkey - MsgBox

AutoHotkey is a free and open-source scripting language for automation and customization purposes on Windows. One of its prominent features is the MsgBox command, which displays a message box with a specified message and customizable buttons.

MsgBox Command Syntax

The MsgBox command has the following syntax:

MsgBox [, Options, Title, Text, Timeout]

• Options (optional): Specifies the buttons and icons to display in the message box. It can be a combination of various options like OK, OKCancel, YesNo, Critical, Question, etc.
• Title (optional): Sets the title of the message box.
• Text (optional): Specifies the main content of the message box.
• Timeout (optional): Specifies the number of seconds to wait before the message box is automatically closed.

Example Code

Here's an example code snippet demonstrating the usage of MsgBox:

#SingleInstance force

; Display a simple message box with OK button
MsgBox, Hello World!

; Display a message box with Yes and No buttons
MsgBox, 4, Confirm, Do you want to proceed?

; Display a message box with a timeout of 5 seconds
MsgBox, , Auto Close, This message box will close in 5 seconds., 5

Note: In the above code snippet, #SingleInstance force ensures that only a single instance of the script is running.

Markdown Code Block

Markdown code block is a great way to provide code snippets in a formatted manner. Here's how the example code snippet will look in Markdown format:

```autohotkey
#SingleInstance force

; Display a simple message box with OK button
MsgBox, Hello World!

; Display a message box with Yes and No buttons
MsgBox, 4, Confirm, Do you want to proceed?

; Display a message box with a timeout of 5 seconds
MsgBox, , Auto Close, This message box will close in 5 seconds., 5

Feel free to explore AutoHotkey and its MsgBox command to enhance your Windows automation and customization workflows!