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    Process window in C#

    hi,

    i am have doubt with win forms. how create the splash window that will show for slow processing activity like "please wait ... " . ive attached the sample screen here.

    how to create this with winforms


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    Re: Process window in C#

    Set the .BorderStyle to Fixed Single, delete the .Text (caption), set .ControlBox to False, and use .Opacity to achieve the alpha blending.

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    Re: Process window in C#

    Quote Originally Posted by penagate
    Set the .BorderStyle to Fixed Single, delete the .Text (caption), set .ControlBox to False, and use .Opacity to achieve the alpha blending.

    yes as you told i did every thing. but what i need is it should be synchronous with the process na. ex: if im opening a very larg file or some delayed process, i want to display based on the speed of the task. i m getting any idea. can you help me. and im new for winforms programming.

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    Re: Process window in C#

    Ahhh. Well that isn't really anything to do with WinForms

    You need to time which operations take longest and then display the notice only for them.

    Do you need to be able to determine whether an operation is taking a long time, at run time?

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    Re: Process window in C#

    BTW, there's no need to start two of the same thread. jmcilhinney answered your other thread with a couple of potential solutions.

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