Smile features two techniques for making a custom interface, where you have the user's actions call scripts in Smile.

• The custom dialogs: Aqua interfaces that you make in Smile and that you use in Smile,
• The HTML forms: regular web pages that you make in any HTML editor (you can use Smile's Unicode windows) and that you use either in Smile or in any Internet browser.

dialog is the name of the class of windows which support the Aqua controls. In a dialog, you install scripts to handle the user interface.

web window is the name of the class of windows where Smile displays html files.

Read more about Smile's custom dialogs in the chapters below.

• Examples of custom dialogs - Simple samples to get started, and sophisticated dialogs that you can use as examples.

• Developing your own custom dialog - The complete guide for making your own scripted Aqua interface.

To make a HTML interface to Smile, that you may use from Smile or from an Internet browser, local or remote, use the documentation below.

• HTML interfaces - The essentials for making an HTML interface to Smile.

A set of examples (dialogs and HTML interfaces) ships with Smile, full edition, in /Applications/Smile/Script examples/Smile samples.