Custom Progressbar - Visual basic 6

This is how to create a custom progress bar in visual basic 6

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[rendeltabilog]

haha is not important to insert a progressbar. you can use only 1 image and a 1 timer to look like progressbar....like this: the X is the width of your image.....1st insert image then resize it like a progressbar...

Private Sub Timer1_Timer()

Image1.width=image1 width + 10

if Image1.width=X then

timer1.enabled=false

end if

End Sub

then click the properties of the image and click the width and make it 0 then test it..!thumbs up if helpful.. :)

[Robobbly]

@rendeltabilog Hehe thanks mate! It could be done this way, but i chose to do it with a progressbar as it is easyer. It lets you use it with the same syntax as a progress bar, which i think would help beginners.. and not confuse them.. hehe but thanks for the advice:)

[mariobrasil9]

i can't use microsoft common controls! it says i don't have license to use.

can you help?

[Robobbly]

@mariobrasil9 Is your version of Visual Basic 6.0 a legitimate, and legal copy?

[mariobrasil9]

@Robobbly i don't know... but, thats not a problem anymore, im downloading visual basic 2008... unless if the projects of vb6 doesn't work on 2008, it does work?

[Robobbly]

@mariobrasil9 No visual basic 6, is unfortunately completely diffrent to visualbasic 2008. I am 99% sure that vb6 files wont work with vb2008. But if you learn vb2008 it should be easy to just rename a couple o' things in my tut to make it work :D

Hope this helps

Robert

[rendeltabilog]

@Robobbly yes ur right :)