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Are you using pictureBox? If yes,try to set the Enabled property to false.<br />
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The GIF animation didn't work in PictureBox, I used Button instead.<br />
Setting Enabled property to false will stop the animation but will restart from the original start point, not the point where it was suppose to.<br />

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Hi joechina, thanks for the reply, get back to you in a few days time.
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1) I would like to add some animation to my application in C# 2.0, VS2005, win form - something like the Microsoft Internet Explorer - the animation starts when it is accessing the internet and stops when it is not. It continues from where it stops previously in the next cycle.<br />
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One way is to start the animation before I access the database/network and stop it after I received the result/disconnect from the network - but this is going to be tedious and involve a lot of manual work.<br />
Is there a better method? Is there a way to detect the network access and control the animation automatically?<br />
Can someone help?<br />
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2) I am using an animated gif file for the animation. Problem is I can't stop the animation when required. Any suggestions in this case?
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1) I would like to add some animation to my application in C# 2.0, VS2005, win form - something like the Microsoft Internet Explorer - the animation starts when it is accessing the internet and stops when it is not. It continues from where it stops previously in the next cycle.

One way is to start the animation before I access the database/network and stop it after I received the result/disconnect from the network - but this is going to be tedious and involve a lot of manual work.
Is there a better method? Is there a way to detect the network access and control the animation automatically?
Can someone help?

2) I am using an animated gif file for the animation. Problem is I can't stop the animation when required. Any suggestions in this case?

Are you using pictureBox? If yes,try to set the Enabled property to false.



The GIF animation didn&#39;t work in PictureBox, I used Button instead.
Setting Enabled property to false will stop the animation but will restart from the original start point, not the point where it was suppose to.


Hi joechina, thanks for the reply, get back to you in a few days time.

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1) I would like to add some animation to my application in C# 2.0, VS2005, win form - something like the Microsoft Internet Explorer - the animation starts when it is accessing the internet and stops when it is not. It continues from where it stops previously in the next cycle.

One way is to start the animation before I access the database/network and stop it after I received the result/disconnect from the network - but this is going to be tedious and involve a lot of manual work.
Is there a better method? Is there a way to detect the network access and control the animation automatically?
Can someone help?

2) I am using an animated gif file for the animation. Problem is I can&#39;t stop the animation when required. Any suggestions in this case?

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