In other programming languages I've been able to easily change the style
of a progress bar between smooth and blocked. I find that is either
really hidden or impossible in .NET. Am I missing something?

I'm shocked that .NET doesn't have a style property for the progressbar
control!

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"Mitchell Vincent" <(E-Mail Removed)> schrieb:
> In other programming languages I've been able to easily change the style
> of a progress bar between smooth and blocked. I find that is either really
> hidden or impossible in .NET. Am I missing something?

You can reimplement the ProgressBar control and specify 'PBS_SMOOTH'
('ProgressBar' is 'sealed', so you cannot extend it).

- or -

Microsoft's "recommendation":

HOW TO: Create a Smooth ProgressBar in Visual Basic .NET
<URL:http://support.microsoft.com/?scid=kb;en-us;323088>

> I'm shocked that .NET doesn't have a style property for the progressbar
> control!

I agree.

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i'll shoot you source code for this if you want. it's not hard to create at
all.

Here is a link to a code sample for a sweet progressbar, that fills
smoothly with gradient colors:
http://www.trackslinger.com/codelibrary/

Enjoy...