You need to add panels to the status bar, and place the
progress bar in the right most panel. If there is no
reason to do this in code, I would do it in the designer
and add at least two panels to the statusbar. Then put
the pbar in the second panel. The statusbar does not
appear to act as a container, as I believe it did in VB6.
Unless there is a reason to place the pbar in the
statusbar, I wouldn't even use a status bar. Then you can
anchor the pbar left,bottom, right and it will autosize if
the form is resizable.
Hope this helps.
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>-----Original Message-----
>hi,
>
>I have just managed to add a progress bar to my statusbar
>control. the problem i am having is that t appears in the
>far left as default. I want it to appear in the far right
>side of the form. Can anyone help me code this or point
>me to a good article??
>
>this is my code so far..
>Dim Pbar As New ProgressBar()
> StatusBar1.Controls.Add(Pbar)
> Pbar.Visible = True
>
>Thx
>.
>