.NET Native Windows 7 progressbar API

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Native Windows 7 progressbar API - DeStilleGast - Jul 3, 2016

So, its been a while that I have posted here something and decided to release a script to use the Windows 7 native progressbar (should work on windows 7 and higher). This can enchant specified tasks and stuff.

Info:
can set a maximum, so you can set it to 3 for like 3 tasks
can set 3 lines as seen in the GIF
can set a cancel message and you can see when a user cancel's it
if the max is reached it will do the waiting animation

How it looks like: (I for forgot to turn off TeamViewer thats why you see <->)
[Image: 7199aa32e6.gif]

Code from the preview is in the pastebin under sub PreView()

Code:
http://pastebin.com/fG8MPfWW

Credits:
Original source: Pietschsoft (also in the source)
Converted to VB.NET: DeStilleGast (me)

* - Niǌa - Jul 3, 2016

This is actually really nice. Great contribution! Keep it up! :)
Goed gedaan, ga zo door.

* - ubbelol - Jul 4, 2016

Code 
Public Class IProgressDialog

You probably shouldn't prefix class names with 'I'.

* - DeStilleGast - Jul 4, 2016

(Jul 3, 2016 06:38 PM)Niǌa Wrote: This is actually really nice. Great contribution! Keep it up! :)
Goed gedaan, ga zo door.

Thx 😁
Dankje 😁

(Jul 4, 2016 03:03 AM)ubbelol Wrote:
Code
Public Class IProgressDialog

You probably shouldn't prefix class names with 'I'.

I know but it's not my source, I only converted it to VB.NET