exe-noisy / MessageBoxManager-c

C++ code that allows you to change the button name and icon of the message box.

MessageBoxManager-c

C++ code that allows you to change the button name and icon of the message box.

Features

Customizable Button Text
The following button texts can be customized using the MessageBoxManager properties:

• m.Yes – Text for the Yes button.
• m.No – Text for the No button.
• m.Abort – Text for the Abort button.
• m.Retry – Text for the Retry button.
• m.Ignore – Text for the Ignore button.
• m.OK – Text for the OK button.
• m.Cancel – Text for the Cancel button.

m.Yes = L"Yes"; <= Change the text of the Yes button
m.No = L"Yes"; <= Change the text of the No button

Custom Icon Support
You can assign a custom icon to the message box using the m.hIcon property.
The icon must be in .ico format and should be 32x32 pixels for

m.hIcon = (HICON)LoadImage(NULL, L"YourIcon.ico", IMAGE_ICON, 0, 0, LR_LOADFROMFILE); <= Change message box icon

Hook Management

• Enable the Hook: Use m.Register() before displaying the message box.
• Disable the Hook: Always call m.Unregister() after displaying the message box to avoid issues.

m.Register(); <= Enable hooking
//Show message box
m.Unregister(); <= Disable hooking

Example

MessageBoxManager m;

m.Yes = L"Yes"; <= Change the text of the Yes button
m.No = L"Yes"; <= Change the text of the No button

***MUST 32x32***
m.hIcon = (HICON)LoadImage(NULL, L"YourIcon.ico", IMAGE_ICON, 0, 0, LR_LOADFROMFILE) <= Change message box icon

m.Register(); <= Enable hooking

MessageBoxW(0, L"Are you imposter?", L"in c++", MB_ICONWARNING, | MB_YESNO);

m.Unregister(); <= Disable hooking