BatchQry

The BatchQry application was designed to be a small tool that can help you create Windows dialogs to ask questions or provide information during logon script or batch file processing. The included "example.bat" shows each type of dialog produced.
Usage:BATCHQRY [TYPE=Dialog Type] [/Message="Message Text] [/Caption="Caption Text"] [/Items="List"]
/TYPE=The type of dialog to display.
Dialog Type = one of the following strings
YES_NO {Displays a "Yes or No" dialog}
OK_CANCEL {Displays an "Ok or Cancel" dialog}
CHOICE {Displays an "Ok or Cancel" dialog and a dropdown list of
preloaded items from which to choose}
FORCE_CHOICE {Displays an "Ok" dialog and a dropdown list of
preloaded items from which to choose, the user must answer and
choose "Ok"}
QUESTION {Displays an "Ok or Cancel" dialog and a text box for the
user to enter their answer, the user may choose "Cancel"}
FORCE_QUESTION {Displays an "Ok" dialog and a text box for the
user to enter their answer, the user must answer and choose "Ok"}
OK {Displays an "Ok" dialog}
/Message=The message to display within the dialog box, note: be sure to use quotation
marks around items that contain spaces.
/Caption=The caption to display on the dialog box. note: be sure to use quotation marks around items that contain spaces.
/Items=A comma delimitted list of items to place in the dropdown box. This is only applicable to the "CHOICE" message type. note: be sure to use quotation marks around items that contain spaces.
The program will return an ERRORLEVEL 0 if an invalid TYPE is entered.
The program will return an ERRORLEVEL 1 if the user clicks OK or YES.
The program will return an ERRORLEVEL 2 if the user clicks CANCEL.