The Windows dialog box allows the application to interact with the user with the same forms that Windows 95 uses. This chapter will review the different options available in the Common Dialog control and how to use it. Now, you may be asking yourself, “Why do I need to review this again?” Well, if you want to create an application that closely resembles the Windows 95 standard, you want to understand and use as many of the common features that are available in Visual Basic as possible. In addition to the review, you will also get an understanding of why to use the Common Dialog control and more importantly, when to use it. Finally, you will be shown another way of accessing the Common Dialog through the use of the Dialog Automation object, which comes with the Visual Basic product CD. This object can be included in your application instead of the Common Dialog control.