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Hi, I'm working on a windows application. &nbsp;In the main form, when a menu item is selected, I need to pop up a dialog that informs user how many records are going to be process, a progress bar showing how much work is completed and updates it periodically. &nbsp;And a Cancel button is available for the user to cancel the process if they want. &nbsp;Is Background thread the best approach to do this in C#? &nbsp;(I have .net 2) &nbsp;Thank you.
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Hi, I'm working on a windows application.  In the main form, when a menu item is selected, I need to pop up a dialog that informs user how many records are going to be process, a progress bar showing how much work is completed and updates it periodically.  And a Cancel button is available for the user to cancel the process if they want.  Is Background thread the best approach to do this in C#?  (I have .net 2)  Thank you.

Is background thread the best approch to do this?

Hi, I&#39;m working on a windows application.  In the main form, when a menu item is selected, I need to pop up a dialog that informs user how many records are going to be process, a progress bar showing how much work is completed and updates it periodically.  And a Cancel button is available for the user to cancel the process if they want.  Is Background thread the best approach to do this in C#?  (I have .net 2)  Thank you.

C# is an object-oriented programming language created in conjunction with Microsoft’s .NET framework. Compilation is usually done into the Microsoft Intermediate Language (MSIL), which is then JIT-compiled to native code (and cached) during execution in the Common Language Runtime (CLR).