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I decided to add a status bar/progress bar and have used that instead as it is easier to manipulate.<br />
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Thanks for your response! <br />
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leds
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I decided to add a status bar/progress bar and have used that instead as it is easier to manipulate.

Thanks for your response!

leds

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Hi,<br />
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I have a function that is run from within the click event of a button on frmAdd - what I want to do is have a progress bar on another form, frmTimer, run until the function has finished - I can do this if it is on the same form, but I can't seem to find a way of referencing the progress bar on frmTimer from within the loop of frmAdd.<br />
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Can anyone help?<br />
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Many thanks<br />
leds
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Hi,

I have a function that is run from within the click event of a button on frmAdd - what I want to do is have a progress bar on another form, frmTimer, run until the function has finished - I can do this if it is on the same form, but I can't seem to find a way of referencing the progress bar on frmTimer from within the loop of frmAdd.

Can anyone help?

Many thanks
leds

Progress Bar on another form in C#

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