The answerString attribute represents the string that the user last entered into the text field. The value of this attribute changes when the user presses the Enter key or selects OK in the prompter. If the user selects Cancel, the value of the answerString attribute does not change.

The defaultAnswerString attribute represents the string of characters displayed in the text field each time the prompter is displayed.

The messageString attribute specifies the string of characters you want to use as the text of your message.

The prompterStyle attribute specifies the type of dialog you want the prompter to display. Valid values include:

The user must respond to the prompter before interacting with the parent window. The user can still interact with other windows.

The user must respond to the prompter before interacting with any window in the application. The user can still interact with other windows.

The user cannot interact with the windows of any application until responding to the prompter.

For more information on the self attribute, refer to Using the self attribute.

The title attribute specifies the label displayed for the part. For example, the text for a window displays in the title bar, the text for a scale appears next to the scale, the text for an HTML page appears in the title bar of the Web browser, and the text for a report title appears in the report header.