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dynamic progressbar in C#.Net

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    i am using the progressbar control to show the progress of the sound file how could i do that? thank u abdelhameed81

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      i am using the progressbar control to show the progress of the sound file how could i do that? thank u abdelhameed81

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      According to your first sentence, you already are!:confused:

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        i am using the progressbar control to show the progress of the sound file how could i do that? thank u abdelhameed81

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        Get the time that it will take for the sound file to complete - set the max value of the progress bar to this, and then every second (hint - use a timer), increment the counter.

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