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I tried using the SHFileOperation() routine but found it flakey. It wouldn't recognize the source file on the floppy if I specified a label in sfo.lpszProgressTitle, and sometimes hit an access error during the copy. &nbsp;CopyFile(), on the other hand, works everytime with no problems. &nbsp;I just don't trust SHFileOperation() enough to use it. <br />
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All three comments were great, though, &nbsp;and helped me through this so I spit the points.<br />
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Thanks for your help.<br />
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Steve
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I tried using the SHFileOperation() routine but found it flakey. It wouldn't recognize the source file on the floppy if I specified a label in sfo.lpszProgressTitle, and sometimes hit an access error during the copy.  CopyFile(), on the other hand, works everytime with no problems.  I just don't trust SHFileOperation() enough to use it.

All three comments were great, though,  and helped me through this so I spit the points.

Thanks for your help.

Steve

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An MFC Dialog button in my installation code starts a copy of some large files via CopyFile() and I'd like to show the progress of the copy in a Progress bar. &nbsp;Does CopyFile() or the system provide a variable I can map to the Progress Control?<br />
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Thanks for any help.<br />
Steve
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An MFC Dialog button in my installation code starts a copy of some large files via CopyFile() and I'd like to show the progress of the copy in a Progress bar.  Does CopyFile() or the system provide a variable I can map to the Progress Control?

Thanks for any help.
Steve

Mapping progress of CopyFile to a Progress Control

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