a.
Write a question dialog statement to generate the dialog box shown in the Question (a), and to place the user’s response in the variable MyStatus.
b.
Write a question dialog statement to generate the dialog box shown in the Question (b), and to place the user’s response in the variable MyStatus.
c.
Write a question dialog statement to generate the dialog box shown in the Question (c), and to place the user’s response in the variable MyStatus.
d.
Write the content that placed in the variable MyStatus when the user clicks Cancel in Part(a).
e.
Write the content that placed in the variable MyStatus when the user closes the dialog box obtained in Part(b).
f.
Write the content that placed in the variable MyStatus when the user presses Enter in Part(c).
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