I've just opened a Word template that pops up a form to enable you to
quickly create a fax header.  The form looks as thought it originated
from Word 2 as theres loads of 'Wordbasic.' type commands in it and the
form itself is created on the fly from code which is how it used to be
done back in the Word 2 days if I recall, ie:

   WordBasic.BeginDialog 670, 370, "Facsimile Details",
"FacsimileDetails.Dynamic1"
   WordBasic.Text 18, 26, 65, 13, "Recipient:", "Text1"
   WordBasic.TextBox 90, 21, 200, 18, "Recipient"

Anyway, my question is about the styling of this form.  The frames have
rounded edges, the buttons look glassy and the option buttons have blue
marks in them when clicked.  How was this done?  There are a few
styling options in Word 2003 for form objects, but none of them seem to
allow me to emulate this other form.

Anyone know what they did?

Thanks,
Colin