SystemMessageBoxCSharp

A Simple Library For Using User32.dll's MessageBox In C#. - As Long As The Computer Is Running Windows, The MessageBox WILL Show.

Example Usage (v1)

var result = MessageBoxUtils.Show("Main Text", "Title", (int)MessageBoxUtils.MessageBoxButtons.MB_YESNO | (int)MessageBoxUtils.MessageBoxIcon.MB_ICONQUESTION | (int)MessageBoxUtils.MessageBoxDefaultButton.FirstButton | (int)MessageBoxUtils.MessageBoxDisplaySettings.SetForeground | (int)MessageBoxUtils.MessageBoxDisplaySettings.TopMost);

if (result == MessageBoxUtils.MessageBoxResult.Yes)
{
    //User Clicked Yes
}
else if (result == MessageBoxUtils.MessageBoxResult.No)
{
    //User Clicked No
}

Version 2 Usage Is Near-Stock MessageBox Usage Like In WinForms. Enjoy!

You May Want To Add This To Your Usings:

using MessageBox = User32.MessageBox;
using MessageBoxButtons = User32.MessageBoxButtons;
using MessageBoxDefaultButton = User32.MessageBoxDefaultButton;
using MessageBoxIcon = User32.MessageBoxIcon;
using MessageBoxModal = User32.MessageBoxModal;
using MessageBoxResult = User32.MessageBoxResult;

Example Usage (v2)

var result = MessageBox.Show("Main Text", "Title", MessageBoxButtons.YesNo, true);

if (result == MessageBoxResult.Yes)
{
    //User Clicked Yes
}
else if (result == MessageBoxResult.No)
{
    //User Clicked No
}