During the execution of an automation script, custom dialogs can be used that allows
the script to be more interactive. When used in conjunction with the custom command library,
it is possible to extend the user interface for a variety of custom workflows.
Dialogs are constructed using the Forms object in the application
automation scripting environment. A form may contain the following elements (but not
limited to):
check box
radio button group
spin box
drop-down list (combo box)
line edit
A script can therefore behave differently depending on the decisions that you make during
the execution of the application macro.
Figure 1. An example dialog illustrating several of the form items that are
available.
