How to create a simple progressbar

Equitment: 2 buttons. 1 button saying Start the other saying stop. 1 timer.

Drag 2 buttons:
1st button: Start
2ndButton: Stop

Drag a 1 timer:


Button1 code:
Timer1.start()

Button2 code:
Timer1.stop()

Timer code:
Progressbar1.Increcement(1)
If progressbar1.Value = Progressbar1.maximum then

End If

So you should have done all of that.
Then click the debugg button or f5.
And click the start button and the progressbar should go..

But if you want the progressbar to become really slow..
Then click the timer look at the properties: And change the interval to a high value.

But if you want the progressbar to become really fast..
The click the timer look at the properties: And change the interval to 1 (Lowest you can go.)

If you are using windows classic. You can change the style of the progressbar. To Blocks. Or to continues. Or marquee!

So go to the progressbar properties: Go down and you should see the style: That has 3 diffrent styles.
Chose your styles.

: BLOCKS

 : CONTINUES

: MARQUEE

So chose your style.

Now you can do this in windows 7, windows XP, windows vista, windows classic.
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