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About Brandon Drake
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I can answer questions regarding the Graphics object, file access, general optimization, printing (on paper), user controls, program mathematics, the registry, creating macros, processes, and fundamental or basic questions. I have made a few asp.net pages but I do not know the language extensively. I have not done much work with databases but I have created my own database systems.

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I have been programming with visual basic for 6 years. In all I have written programs in about 8 programming languages, although, I only know about 3 well. I have written a few applications but mainly I like to write programs for fun.

 
   

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Topic: VB.NET



Expert: Brandon Drake
Date: 7/28/2006
Subject: Progress Bar

Question
How can we have the progress bar in operation before the initial form starts? I mean i want the progress bar to be viewed before the first form is loaded.

Answer
Bibek,

You could make a form with a progress bar on it and make that your start-up form.  That form could load your current start-up form and could close when it is done loading.

The other option might be to create another program that has a progress bar in it which would load the real program.  Once the real program is loaded, the program with the progress bar could close.  I don't recommend doing this because there will be a lot of problems with it, but it is an option.



Good Luck,

Brandon Drake

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