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Update Progress Bar When Using FileSystemObject To Copy Files

Asked by allllec in Microsoft Visual Basic.Net

Tags: progress, bar

Right, basically i've got a wee lil app to copy a folder and its sub folders etc. However when its used its gonna take upto 10minutes to complete so i want to show its progress in a progress bar.

Firstly, it dosent have to be deadly accurate. Eg it can be based on number of files copied so far, dosent need to be related to size (basically its just an indication to the user stuff is happening!)

The key thing here to remember is im using the fso "copyfolder".

Any help would be great

all i ask is please don't over complicate things or write out a whole load of code / application please :)

This is the button click event so far (well the relevant part of it)

                Dim fso As Object
                fso = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
                Dim fileCount As Integer = fso.GetFolder(txt1.Text).Files.Count
                ProgressBar1.Maximum = fileCount
                ProgressBar1.Minimum = 0
                fso.CopyFolder(txt1.Text, txt2.Text)
                ProgressBar1.Value THE BIT IM STUCK ON!
                MessageBox.Show("Done", "Done")

ta

alec
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