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May 1st, 2000, 04:27 AM
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I have an ASP page that executes an ActiveX Dll which does database access. The process is lengthy (about 5 minutes). I added a progress bar, but this ActiveX dll (the progress bar) requires that the Response.Buffer to be set
to False, other wise you don't see the progress bar until my custom dll finishes the process - that's why I can't use Response.Redirect I get an error message if I do . At the end of the process I want to display another web page.
(I am running IIS4)
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