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Well, I declared a thread object in my form's unit,and I invoked sShowMessage in the thread. It worked—-but another messagebox of the same properties showed after I clicked 'OK'. I tried synchronize but the result is the same. Another person told me to lock the canvas before calling the procedure, but it shows a skinned mb and a non-skinned mb,the non-skinned mb locked the application and it has no reflect to clicks…..All in all,it is in a mess.
I want to know how to show a sinned messagebox in a thread normally?
Thanks.sorry,I'm wrong.I called “MyThread:=TMyThread.Create(False);MyThread.Execute;” and it works twice.Sorry for bothering you.
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<p>1. MyThread := TMyThread.Create(True);<br />– Create the Thread suspended so you can apply multiple settings you maybe need<br />– if you use False it does automatically start the thread</p>
<p>2. if it does not automatically start then use: MyThread.Resume;</p>
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