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6.6

Form with progressbar

Asked by knowlton in C# Programming Language

I have a windows form with a progress bar.  I want to do the following:

1)Show the progress bar form
2)Run some lengthy process
3)Form shown has progressbar with style set to marque which run continuosly while Step 2 is running
4)Step 2 finishes
5)Progress bar form Hides.

The progressbar form does show, and with a call to Application.DoEvents() it refreshes the text and the progressbar control ....... but the marque does not run until the lengthy process finishes and the messagebox saying "Done!" appears.  THEN the marque starts running!!  I can tell because if I move the MessageBox over a bit...the ProgressBar form is there and the marquee is running!  But it does not run WHILE the lengthy process is running.

I'm horrible at threading.  I know that is probably what I need.

Can I run the progressbar form in it's own thread?


What is the best practice for creating a progress bar like this?
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