MBF_ALTPOS

Changes the grid units used to size the dialog and position the controls within it, from the main window grid, i.e. the original text R rows by C columns system used by TAB(R,C), to units that are based on the Windows desktop font and resolution. See Dialog Positioning.

MBF_DLGNOCREEP

Applies to nested dialogs which don't use MBF_ALTPOS, eliminating the cascading (aka "creeping") effect by making the dialog interpret its position relative to the main window rather than to the parent dialog.

MBF_DLGNOPARENT

Forces dialog box to be a child of the desktop (sibling of the main A-Shell window) rather than a child of the main A-Shell window. See Dialog Positioning.

MBF_MAXBUTTON

Enables the maximize dialogs button (requires MBF_SYSMENU)

MBF_MODELESS

Creates a Modeless Dialog.

MBF_SYSMENU

Adds the "X" button to the dialog.

MBF2_DLGICON

Display the dialog icon in the dialog title bar.

MBF2_DLGNOCAP

Creates a dialog with no caption. Such a dialog is effectively anchored to its parent, as if it were a child control, except that it can host its own child controls.

MBF2_DLGSTATE

Causes A-Shell to remember and re-use the last size/position/state of the dialog, ignoring the specified coordinates/state.

MBF2_MINBUTTON

Used with MBF_SYSMENU to add a minimize button to a modal dialog.

MBF2_NOMOVE

Prevents a dialog from being moved.

MBF2_PIXCOORDS

Allows you to specify all the coordinates of the dialog in pixels. See Dialog Positioning.

MBF2_PIXSIZE

Allows you to specify the size of the dialog in pixels. See Dialog Positioning.

MBF2_RESIZE

May be used with MBF_ALTPOS to allow the dialog to be resized with the mouse.

WS_BORDER

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Adds a thin border. Is normally only applicable with MBF2_DLGNOCAP.

WS_VSCROLL

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Used to support vertical scrolling in dialogs. The scroll bar is initially disabled, but is automatically enabled and configured as fields are added to the dialog that extend beyond the bottom of the visible dialog. Users can scroll the dialogs using the scroll bar. AUI_EVENTWAIT will also auto-scroll the dialog as needed to bring the newly focused control into view. See Dialog Scrolling.