re: Problems with Progress Bar
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Hi I have recently upgraded from Windows 2000 to Windows XP Professional and have noticed that when I run my applications the progress bar stops and the application looks as if it has crashed, but after a while finishes. I have Mcafee Virus protection running in the background, is this causing the problem? The code is a simple "UpdateData(FALSE)" instruction after setting the ProgressBar.SetPos() which is looping until an EOF instruction. Any Ideas? Thank you in advance Brian.:doh:
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Hi I have recently upgraded from Windows 2000 to Windows XP Professional and have noticed that when I run my applications the progress bar stops and the application looks as if it has crashed, but after a while finishes. I have Mcafee Virus protection running in the background, is this causing the problem? The code is a simple "UpdateData(FALSE)" instruction after setting the ProgressBar.SetPos() which is looping until an EOF instruction. Any Ideas? Thank you in advance Brian.:doh:
1. Disable McAfee and observe the result. 2. Put a
ProgressBar.RedrawWindow();after theUpdateData(FALSE);and observe the result.Best wishes, Hans
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1. Disable McAfee and observe the result. 2. Put a
ProgressBar.RedrawWindow();after theUpdateData(FALSE);and observe the result.Best wishes, Hans
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Hi I have recently upgraded from Windows 2000 to Windows XP Professional and have noticed that when I run my applications the progress bar stops and the application looks as if it has crashed, but after a while finishes. I have Mcafee Virus protection running in the background, is this causing the problem? The code is a simple "UpdateData(FALSE)" instruction after setting the ProgressBar.SetPos() which is looping until an EOF instruction. Any Ideas? Thank you in advance Brian.:doh:
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Hi I have recently upgraded from Windows 2000 to Windows XP Professional and have noticed that when I run my applications the progress bar stops and the application looks as if it has crashed, but after a while finishes. I have Mcafee Virus protection running in the background, is this causing the problem? The code is a simple "UpdateData(FALSE)" instruction after setting the ProgressBar.SetPos() which is looping until an EOF instruction. Any Ideas? Thank you in advance Brian.:doh:
Why do you need to call UpdateData? Are other controls changing or just the progress control? Mark
Mark Salsbery Microsoft MVP - Visual C++ :java: