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by gggustafson
This article introduces the reader to the steps taken to create a user control that displays a circular indeterminate progress control.
by Abhishek Sur
For distributed applications, WCF is the most easy and rich component.I like to use WCF as it is very easy to implement and also provides built in functions to handle with Complex problems. One of such interesting thing that I found in WCF is the support for Streaming while sending data from the ser
by zebrot
How to display time progress with the TimeProgressBar control.
by Sacha Barber
A while back I posted a blog post about a simple Circular Progress Bar that I did for WPF. The original post is right here : http://sachabarber.net/?p=429It turns out that was not the best thing to do, as the old approach used a never ending animation, that was even running when the controls Visibil

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This article introduces the reader to the steps taken to create a user control that displays a circular indeterminate progress control.
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A very simple console progress bar.
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Simple code wrap for updating UI elements in cross thread applications

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