Roose wrote: [snip]
Another thing I would *like* but is not strictly necessary would be to change the font size and color of the text within the box. Is there a good way of doing that? I have googled around but can't find any decent example code for some reason.
Short answer: you can't. The tkMessageBox functions use "native" dialogs, which cannot be configured.
The long answer depends on which platform you're on. If you are on Windows..., see short answer ;-) : the dialogs used are actually the native ones, and apart from abandonning the tkMessageBox module and designing your own dialogs, there is no way to alter their appearence (not that I know of).
If you're on Unix, it's a bit better but not much: since there's no such thing as "native" dialogs, the dialogs are actually tcl code that is in the tcl/tk distro, that you can hack anyway you want. This is however not recommended (not by me, anyway...), because it has many drawbacks (modify the tcl code will modify *all* your dialogs and you won't be able to simply distribute your script with the appearence changes: you'll have to distribute the new tcl code for the dialogs too...)
So if you really want to do that, the simplest way is definetely to avoid using the tkMessageBox module and to design your own dialogs.
HTH -- - Eric Brunel <eric (underscore) brunel (at) despammed (dot) com> - PragmaDev : Real Time Software Development Tools - http://www.pragmadev.com -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
