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how about... (Score:1)
So, the user could click... or wait. Either way, the dialog box would go away.
If you do this... make a preference somewhere to set the value of the delay. Also, make sure they can turn off the delay in case you need a screen shot of the dialog box.
And, my own personal pet peeve, don't have the button say 'OK'. It isn't OK and I don't like that being the only choice... it makes me (as a user) think that I have no choice but to accept things the way they are. Use something like 'Continue' instead. Rant over.
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