Checkboxes are square
options and can be either on or off. Radio buttons are round options that
are linked to other radio buttons in the same folder, in that only one at a
time can be selected (you can have multiple groups of radio buttons).
And folders, of course, are used to organize the various other options.
This parameter is required by all items.
Text String This is the actual caption of the option as it will appear in the dialog box.
This can be as long as you want (better too descriptive than too vague),
but the paradigm dictates that only the first word be capitalized and
that there be no period. This parameter is required by all items.
Bitmap String This specifies the icon, used for folder items only. If omitted, it??™s a rather
ugly bent arrow. The syntaxa is filename,index, where filename
is the full path and filename of the file containing the icon, and index
is the icon number (starting with zero), if the file contains more than
one icon. To specify the familiar yellow folder, type %SystemRoot%\
system32\Shell32.dll,4 here. This parameter is optional for all
folders, and has no effect on checkboxes and radio buttons.
a The Bitmap value uses the same syntax as the DefaultIcon property for file types, as documented in ???File Type Associations,???
later in this chapter.
HelpID String This is the filename and optionally the help context ID, pointing to the
documentation for this item. If the user selects the item and presses the
F1 key, this specifies the help note that will appear.
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