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> ## Windows

> The top-level windows can be categorized roughly into two parts: Windows for general use and Dialogs for prompting users to input something.
> Usually, the WSCmainWindows class is used for a top-level window, but you can set any class name, such as Dialog, to be the default base for a top-level window in the project settings.
> - WSCmainWindow
>   Used for a general top-level window. An instance of this class is created by default when a new application window is created.
> - WSCdialog
>   Base window for a Dialog. A Dialog is equipped with "OK" and "NO" buttons beforehand, so you can get these buttons shown and this window focused when needed.
> - WSCmessageDialog
>   Dialog for displaying messages. Shows messages to get users noticed.
> - WSCfileSelect
>   Dialog for file selection. Use this to give users the choice of a file or directory.
> - WSCwizardDialog
>   Dialog with switching screen functions by the "< Back" "Next >" buttons.

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