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how to use marquee property in status bar?

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    i want to move the text in status bar at the time of form loading

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      i want to move the text in status bar at the time of form loading

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      MatrixCoder
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      Just put your code in the FormLoad procedure.


      Trinity: Neo... nobody has ever done this before. Neo: That's why it's going to work.

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        Just put your code in the FormLoad procedure.


        Trinity: Neo... nobody has ever done this before. Neo: That's why it's going to work.

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        You could also use a timer and a label to move the text, though you might need a picturebox either side of the label as it is a container and will hide the label as it is moved across. Basically timer1_tick() labelStuff.left -= 1, with some checking for the maximum area it can go to. If you want to have it continuously scrolling (not just start again once finished), you'll need at least 2 labels, and it gets a bit trickier. Cheers, Daniel

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