You can't. How could you? It would mean a server side messagebox, not a
client side one. It would also mean that the client would have to have the
..NET framework.
You can use embedded windows forms controls in asp.net pages, but now you
are talking about major security configuration issues and requiring clients
to install the .net framework all so they could have a different
messagebox...
"tma" <tm*@allisconfusing.net> wrote in message
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How are message boxes (not the browser pop-up variety but rather the .NET
msgbox) achieved in ASP.NET?