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I’ve seen this kind of error box in Windows 7 (I can’t remember exactly when): There is the error message, a OK button and a “detail” button. The “detail” button show debug information.
Is there a native class in C# I can use to show that kind of error box where I could show the stack trace when the person clicks on the “detail” button?
What you saw was probably a task dialog, something new Microsoft added in Windows Vista to replace the old MessageBox APIs. Task dialogs support checkboxes, radio buttons, progress bars, “show more” expand/collapse, and a few other things as well.
The .NET Framework doesn’t ship with an API for using task dialogs, but
the Windows API Code Pack adds support for them. Updated: The Windows API Code Pack has been discontinued, but Ookii.Dialogs is a third-party library with support for task dialogs.