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July 17th, 1998, 03:50 PM #1
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How to implement a BusyCtrl in a StatusBar

Hi

I want to inform the user about a pending action, by using a Control

like Netscape Navigator is using in the StatusBar.

It is not a ProgressCtrl.

Any ideas ??

ROland

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