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ctlAutoSize |
Gets or sets a value indicating whether the height and/or width of the control is automatically sized. |
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Value Type: Logical
Default Value: TRUE
Read/Write: Yes
Remarks:
If set to TRUE, the width of horizontal progress bars or the height of vertical progress bars will be adjusted so the last bar is displayed in full.
This only applies to the stock default XP theme.

ctlAutoSize = FALSE

ctlAutoSize = TRUE
If you change the progress bar dimensions in code, you must set ctlAutoSize to TRUE again to adjust the progress bar.
Example:
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ctlBackColor |
Gets or sets the background color of the control. |
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Value Type: Numeric
Default Value: -1
Read/Write: Yes
Remarks:
Set to -1 to specify the default color, or set to ctlDefaultBackColor, or use the ctlResetBackColor method.
Applies to non themed progress bars.
Example:

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ctlBackColor | ctlBackStyle | ctlBorderColor | ctlForecolor
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ctlBackgroundImage |
Gets or sets the background image displayed in the control. |
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Value Type:
Default Value:
Read/Write: Yes
Remarks:
NOT IMPLEMENTED.
Example:
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ctlBackGroundImage | ctlBackGroundImageLayout
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ctlBackgroundImageLayout |
Gets or sets the background image layout. |
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Value Type:
Default Value:
Read/Write: Yes
Remarks:
NOT IMPLEMENTED.
Example:
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ctlBackGroundImage | ctlBackGroundImageLayout
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ctlBackStyle |
Specifies if the background of an object is transparent or opaque. |
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Value Type: Logical
Default Value: FALSE
Read/Write: Yes
Remarks:
NOT APPLICABLE TO THIS CONTROL.
Example:
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ctlBackColor | ctlBackStyle | ctlBorderColor | ctlForecolor
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ctlBarColor |
DEPRECATED. Replaced by the .NET equivalent ctlForeColor property. |
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DEPRECATED. Specifies the bar color.
Value Type: Numeric
Default Value: -1
Read/Write: Yes
Remarks:
Set to -1 to specify the default color, or set to ctlDefaultForeColor, or use the ctlResetForeColor method.
Applies to non themed progress bars.
Example:
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ctlBackColor | ctlBackStyle | ctlBorderColor | ctlForecolor
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ctlBorderColor |
Gets or sets the border color of the control. |
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Value Type: Numeric
Default Value: -1
Read/Write: Yes
Remarks:
Set to -1 to specify the default color, or set to ctlDefaultBorderColor, or use the ctlResetBorderColor method.
Applies to non-themed progress bars with ctlStyle = 3.
Example:

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ctlBackColor | ctlBackStyle | ctlBorderColor | ctlForecolor
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ctlBottom |
Gets the distance, in pixels, between the bottom edge of the control and the top edge of its container's client area. |
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Value Type: Numeric
Default Value: 0
Read/Write: Read only.
Remarks:
The value of this property is equal to the sum of the Top property value, and the Height property value.
Example:
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ctlBottom | ctlRight
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ctlCanFocus |
Specifies whether the control can receive focus. |
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Value Type: Logical
Default Value: FALSE
Read/Write: Yes
Remarks:
NOT APPLICABLE TO THIS CONTROL.
Under normal circumstances, NEVER change the value of this property.
Example:
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ctlCanFocus | ctlEnabled | ctlFocused
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ctlCaption |
DEPRECATED. |
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Deprecated. Do not use.
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ctlControlSource |
Specifies the source of data to which an object is bound. |
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Value Type: Character
Default Value: NONE
Read/Write: Yes
Remarks:
Once the ControlSource property is set to a field or variable, the ctlValue property always has the same data value as the variable or field to which the ControlSource property is set. Use a numeric field or variable.
Example:
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ctlCreateControl |
Forces the creation of the control, including the creation of the handle and any child controls. |
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Remarks:
Under normal circumstances, there is no need to call this method.
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ctlCreateControl | ctlCreated
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ctlCreated |
Gets a value indicating whether the control has been created. |
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Value Type: Logical
Default Value: FALSE
Read/Write: Read only.
Remarks:
Example:
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ctlCreateControl | ctlCreated
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ctlDefaultBackColor |
Gets the default background color of the control. |
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Value Type: Numeric
Default Value: 0
Read/Write: Read only.
Remarks:
Example:
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ctlDefaultBackColor | ctlDefaultBorderColor | ctlDefaultForeColor
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ctlDefaultBorderColor |
Gets the default border color of the control. |
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Value Type: Numeric
Default Value: 0
Read/Write: Read only.
Remarks:
Example:
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ctlDefaultBackColor | ctlDefaultBorderColor | ctlDefaultForeColor
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ctlDefaultForeColor |
Gets the default foreground color of the control. |
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Value Type: Numeric
Default Value: 0
Read/Write: Read only.
Remarks:
Example:
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ctlDefaultBackColor | ctlDefaultBorderColor | ctlDefaultForeColor
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ctlDefaultHeight |
Gets the default height of the control. |
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Value Type: Numeric
Default Value: 0
Read/Write: Read only.
Remarks:
NOT APPLICABLE TO THIS CONTROL.
Example:
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ctlDefaultHeight | ctlDefaultWidth
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ctlDefaultWidth |
Gets the default width of the control. |
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Value Type: Numeric
Default Value: 0
Read/Write: Read only.
Remarks:
NOT APPLICABLE TO THIS CONTROL.
Example:
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ctlDefaultHeight | ctlDefaultWidth
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ctlDispose |
Releases all resources used by the control. |
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Remarks:
Under normal circumstances, there is no need to call this method, the class itself calls it from Destroy.
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ctlEnabled |
Gets or sets a value indicating whether the control can respond to user interaction. |
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Value Type: Logical
Default Value: TRUE
Read/Write: Yes
Remarks:
NOT APPLICABLE TO THIS CONTROL.
With the Enabled property, you can enable or disable controls at run time. For example, you can disable controls that do not apply to the current state of the application. You can also disable a control to restrict its use. For example, a button can be disabled to prevent the user from clicking it. If a control is disabled, it cannot be selected.
Example:
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ctlCanFocus | ctlEnabled | ctlFocused
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ctlFocused |
Gets a value indicating whether the control has input focus. |
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Value Type: Logical
Default Value: FALSE
Read/Write: Read only.
Remarks:
NOT APPLICABLE TO THIS CONTROL.
Example:
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ctlCanFocus | ctlEnabled | ctlFocused
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ctlFontBold |
Specifies if the text is bold. |
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Value Type: Logical
Default Value: FALSE
Read/Write: Yes.
Remarks:
NOT APPLICABLE TO THIS CONTROL.
Example:
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ctlFontBold | ctlFontCharset | ctlFontItalic | ctlFontName | ctlFontSize | ctlFontStrikethru | ctlFontUnderline
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ctlFontCharset |
Specifies the character set, or language script, of the font. |
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Value Type: Numeric
Default Value: 1
Read/Write: Yes
Remarks:
NOT APPLICABLE TO THIS CONTROL.
Example:
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ctlFontBold | ctlFontCharset | ctlFontItalic | ctlFontName | ctlFontSize | ctlFontStrikethru | ctlFontUnderline
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ctlFontItalic |
Specifies if the text is italic. |
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Value Type: Logical
Default Value: FALSE
Read/Write: Yes.
Remarks:
NOT APPLICABLE TO THIS CONTROL.
Example:
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ctlFontBold | ctlFontCharset | ctlFontItalic | ctlFontName | ctlFontSize | ctlFontStrikethru | ctlFontUnderline
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ctlFontName |
Specifies the name of the font. |
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Value Type: Character
Default Value: "Default"
Read/Write: Yes
Remarks:
NOT APPLICABLE TO THIS CONTROL.
Example:
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ctlFontBold | ctlFontCharset | ctlFontItalic | ctlFontName | ctlFontSize | ctlFontStrikethru | ctlFontUnderline
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ctlFontSize |
Specifies the size in points of the font. |
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Value Type: Numeric
Default Value: 0
Read/Write: Yes
Remarks:
NOT APPLICABLE TO THIS CONTROL.
Example:
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ctlFontBold | ctlFontCharset | ctlFontItalic | ctlFontName | ctlFontSize | ctlFontStrikethru | ctlFontUnderline
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ctlFontStrikethru |
Specifies if the text is strikethru. |
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Value Type: Logical
Default Value: FALSE
Read/Write: Yes.
Remarks:
NOT APPLICABLE TO THIS CONTROL.
Example:
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ctlFontBold | ctlFontCharset | ctlFontItalic | ctlFontName | ctlFontSize | ctlFontStrikethru | ctlFontUnderline
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ctlFontUnderline |
Specifies if the text is underline. |
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Value Type: Logical
Default Value: FALSE
Read/Write: Yes.
Remarks:
NOT APPLICABLE TO THIS CONTROL.
Example:
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ctlFontBold | ctlFontCharset | ctlFontItalic | ctlFontName | ctlFontSize | ctlFontStrikethru | ctlFontUnderline
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ctlForecolor |
Gets or sets the foreground color of the control. |
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Value Type: Numeric
Default Value: -1
Read/Write: Yes
Remarks:
Set to -1 to specify the default color, or set to ctlDefaultForeColor, or use the ctlResetForeColor method.
Applies to non themed progress bars.
Example:
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ctlBackColor | ctlBackStyle | ctlBorderColor | ctlForecolor
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ctlFormat |
DEPRECATED. |
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Deprecated. Do not use.
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ctlHandle |
Gets the window handle that the control is bound to. |
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Value Type: Numeric
Default Value: 0
Read/Write: Read only at runtime.
Remarks:
The value is a Windows HWND.
Example:
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ctlHandle | ctlhWnd | ctlIsHandleCreated
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ctlHide |
Conceals the control from the user. |
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Remarks:
Hiding the control is equivalent to setting the ctlVisible property to false. After the ctlHide method is called, the ctlVisible property returns a value of false until the ctlShow method is called.
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ctlHide | ctlShow | ctlVisible
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ctlHostFormhWnd |
Gets the window handle of the inner window of the parent form. |
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Value Type: Numeric
Default Value: 0
Read/Write: Read only at runtime.
Remarks:
The value is a Windows HWND.
Example:
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ctlHostFormhWnd | ctlHosthWnd
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ctlHosthWnd |
Gets the windows handle of the parent object of this control, if there is one. |
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Value Type: Numeric
Default Value: 0
Read/Write: Read only at runtime.
Remarks:
The value is a Windows HWND.
Example:
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ctlHostFormhWnd | ctlHosthWnd
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ctlhWnd |
DEPRECATED. Replaced by the .NET equivalent ctlHandle property. |
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Gets the window handle that the control is bound to.
Value Type: Numeric
Default Value: 0
Read/Write: Read only at runtime.
Remarks:
The Microsoft Windows operating environment identifies each form in an application by assigning it a handle, or hWnd. The hWnd property is used with Windows API calls. Many Windows operating environment functions require the hWnd of the active window as an argument.
Example:
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ctlHandle | ctlhWnd | ctlIsHandleCreated
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ctlIncrement |
Advances the current position of the progress bar by the specified amount. |
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Remarks:
The Increment method enables you to increment the value of the progress bar by a specific amount. This method of incrementing the progress bar is similar to using the Step property with the PerformStep method. The Value property specifies the current position of the ProgressBar. If, after calling the Increment method, the Value property is greater than the value of the Maximum property, the Value property remains at the value of the Maximum property. If, after calling the Increment method with a negative value specified in the value parameter, the Value property is less than the value of the Minimum property, the Value property remains at the value of the Minimum property.
Example:
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ctlIncrement | ctlMaximum | ctlMinimum | ctlPerformStep | ctlStep | ctlStepIt | ctlValue
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ctlIsHandleCreated |
Gets a value indicating whether the control has a handle associated with it. |
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Value Type: Logical
Default Value: FALSE
Read/Write: Yes.
Remarks:
Example:
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ctlHandle | ctlhWnd | ctlIsHandleCreated
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ctlLocationLeft |
Gets the Left coordinate of the upper-left corner of the control relative to the upper-left corner of its container. (ObjToClient) |
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Value Type: Numeric
Default Value: 0
Read/Write: Read only.
Remarks:
Example:
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ctlLocationLeft | ctlLocationTop
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ctlLocationTop |
Gets the Top coordinate of the upper-left corner of the control relative to the upper-left corner of its container. (ObjToClient) |
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Value Type: Numeric
Default Value: 0
Read/Write: Read only.
Remarks:
Example:
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ctlLocationLeft | ctlLocationTop
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ctlMarquee |
Indicates progress by continuously scrolling a block across a ProgressBar in a marquee fashion. |
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Value Type: Logical
Default Value: FALSE
Read/Write: Yes
Remarks:
Applies to: Windows XP or higher
ctlMarquee = TRUE, ctlThemes = FALSE

ctlMarquee = TRUE, ctlThemes = TRUE

Example:
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ctlMarquee | ctlMarqueenimationSpeed
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ctlMarqueeAnimationSpeed |
Gets or sets the time period, in milliseconds, that it takes the progress block to scroll across the progress bar. |
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Value Type: Numeric
Default Value: 100
Read/Write: Yes
Remarks:
Example:
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ctlMarquee | ctlMarqueenimationSpeed
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ctlMarqueeSpeed |
DEPRECATED. Replaced by the .NET equivalent ctlMarqueeAnimationSpeed property. |
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Value Type: Numeric
Default Value: 100
Read/Write: Yes
Remarks:
Example:
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ctlMarquee | ctlMarqueenimationSpeed
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ctlMaximum |
Gets or sets the maximum value of the range of the control. |
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Value Type: Numeric
Default Value: 100
Read/Write: Yes
Remarks:
A value between -2147483648 and 2147483647 can be specified. (-0x7FFFFFFF to 0x7FFFFFFF, a 32 bit signed number)
Example:
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ctlIncrement | ctlMaximum | ctlMinimum | ctlPerformStep | ctlStep | ctlStepIt | ctlValue
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ctlMaximumBytes |
Gets the Maximum value as a string formatted in Bytes/MB/GB/TB. |
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Value Type: Character
Default Value: "100 Bytes"
Read/Write: Yes
Remarks:
Example:
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ctlMinimumBytes | ctlPercent | ctlValueBytes | ctlValueChanged | ctlValuePercent
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ctlMinimum |
Gets or sets the minimum value of the range of the control. |
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Value Type: Numeric
Default Value: 0
Read/Write: Yes
Remarks:
A value between -2147483648 and 2147483647 can be specified. (-0x7FFFFFFF to 0x7FFFFFFF, a 32 bit signed number)
Example:
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ctlIncrement | ctlMaximum | ctlMinimum | ctlPerformStep | ctlStep | ctlStepIt | ctlValue
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ctlMinimumBytes |
Gets the Minimum value as a string formatted in Bytes/MB/GB/TB. |
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Value Type: Character
Default Value: "0 Bytes"
Read/Write: Yes
Remarks:
Example:
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ctlMaximumBytes | ctlPercent | ctlValueBytes | ctlValueChanged | ctlValuePercent
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ctlOrientation |
Gets or sets a value indicating the horizontal or vertical orientation of the control. |
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Value Type: Numeric
Default Value: 0
Read/Write: Yes.
Remarks:
0: Horizontal
1: Vertical
Example:
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ctlPercent |
Gets a value representing a percent of Value vs Maximum - Minimum |
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Value Type: Numeric
Default Value: 0
Read/Write: Read only at runtime.
Remarks:
You can use this property to update some other control in the ctlValueChanged event.
Example:
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ctlMaximumBytes | ctlMinimumBytes | ctlPercent | ctlValueBytes | ctlValueChanged | ctlValuePercent
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ctlPerformStep |
Advances the current position of the progress bar by the amount of the ctlStep property. |
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Remarks:
If, after calling the PerformStep method, the Value property is greater than the value of the Maximum property, the Value property remains at the value of the Maximum property. If, after calling the PerformStep method with a negative value specified in the value parameter, the Value property is less than the value of the Minimum property, the Value property remains at the value of the Minimum property.
Example:
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ctlIncrement | ctlMaximum | ctlMinimum | ctlPerformStep | ctlStep | ctlStepIt | ctlValue
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ctlPlay |
Specifies if the progress bar should increment its value automatically. |
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Value Type: Logical
Default Value: FALSE
Read/Write: Yes
Remarks:
This is accomplished with a timer that executes the ctlStepIt() method every 100 milliseconds. This will not work when making a SQL query or a processor intensive task, as the timer will not have a chance to run. You can change the value of the ctlStep property to make the progress bar increment its value faster.
Example:
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ctlIncrement | ctlStep | ctlStepIt
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ctlRecreatingHandle |
Gets a value indicating whether the control is currently re-creating its handle. |
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Value Type: Logical
Default Value: FALSE
Read/Write: Yes.
Remarks:
Example:
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ctlRefresh |
Forces the control to invalidate its client area and immediately redraw itself and any child controls. |
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Remarks:
Example:
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ctlRepeat |
DEPRECATED. |
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DEPRECATED.
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ctlReset |
Resets the Value property to ctlMinimum or to ctlMaximum with an optional parameter. |
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Remarks:
If an optional parameter is passed, then ctlValue is reset to the value of ctlMaximum. Any type of parameter will do.
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ctlResetBackColor |
Resets the ctlBackColor property to its default value. |
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Remarks:
The default value is OS dependant.
Example:
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ctlResetBorderColor |
Resets the ctlBorderColor property to its default value. |
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Remarks:
The default value is OS dependant.
Example:
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ctlResetFont |
Resets the ctlFont... properties to its default values. |
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Remarks:
The default value is OS dependant.
Example:
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ctlResetForeColor |
Resets the ctlForeColor property to its default value. |
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Remarks:
The default value is OS dependant.
Example:
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ctlRight |
Gets the distance, in pixels, between the right edge of the control and the left edge of its container's client area. |
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Value Type: Numeric
Default Value: 0
Read/Write: Read only.
Remarks:
The value of this property is equal to the sum of the Left property value, and the Width property value.
Example:
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ctlBottom | ctlRight
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ctlShow |
Displays the control to the user. Showing the control is equivalent to setting the ctlVisible property to true. |
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Remarks:
Example:
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ctlHide | ctlShow | ctlVisible
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ctlShowFocusCues |
Gets or sets a value indicating whether the control should display focus rectangles. |
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Value Type: Logical
Default Value: TRUE
Read/Write: Yes
Remarks:
Example:
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ctlSizeAdjust |
DEPRECATED. Replaced by the .NET equivalent ctlAutoSize property. |
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Value Type: Logical
Default Value: FALSE
Read/Write: Yes
Remarks:
Example:
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ctlSmooth |
Specifies if the bar will be shown as one continous block, or as a group of small individual blocks. |
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Value Type: Logical
Default Value: FALSE
Read/Write: Yes
Remarks:
Applies to non themed progress bars
ctlSmooth = TRUE

ctlSmooth = FALSE

Example:
See Also:
ctlBackColor | ctlBorderColor | ctlSizeAdjust | ctlStyle | ctlThemes
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ctlState |
VISTA. Sets the state of the progress bar: Normal, Error or Paused. |
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Value Type: Numeric
Default Value: 1
Read/Write: Yes.
Remarks:
This only works on Windows Vista and up:
State = 1 PBST_NORMAL

State = 2 PBST_ERROR

State = 3 PBST_PAUSED

Example:
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ctlStep |
Gets or sets the amount by which the ctlPerformStep or ctlStepIt methods increase the current position of the progress bar. |
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Value Type: Numeric
Default Value: 1
Read/Write: Yes.
Remarks:
You can assign a positive or negative number to this property. If ctlStep is negative, ctlStepIt will decrement the ctlValue property.
Example:
See Also:
ctlIncrement | ctlMaximum | ctlMinimum | ctlPerformStep | ctlStep | ctlStepIt | ctlValue
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ctlStepIt |
Increments the value of the control by the amount specified in ctlStep. |
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If an optional numeric parameter is passed, this value is used instead of ctlStep. Using ctlStepIt wraps around the value to Minimum if it reaches Maximum.
Remarks:
The progress bar will reset ctlValue to ctlMinimum or ctlMaximum, if the resulting value is outside the min-max range.
Example:
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ctlIncrement | ctlMaximum | ctlMinimum | ctlPerformStep | ctlStep | ctlStepIt | ctlValue
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ctlStyle |
NOT LIKE THE .NET equivalent PROPERTY. Specifies the style of the progress bar border. |
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Value Type: Numeric
Default Value: 1
Read/Write: Yes.
Remarks:
This property is not equivalent to the .NET Style property fot progress bars. The reason ofr this is that this property existed in this class before refactoring to mimic the .NET classes. The original use has not been changed to prevent breaking aplications.
1: Standard 3D border progress bar.
2: No border. Only applies to non-themed control
3: Flat border.
For themed progress bars, stick to ctlStyle 1.
Example:
Style 1

Style 2

Style 3

See Also:
ctlBackColor | ctlBorderColor | ctlSizeAdjust | ctlSmooth | ctlThemes
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ctlThemes |
Specifies if themes are used for the control. |
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Specifies whether Windows XP Themes are enabled or disabled for a control.
Value Type: Logical
Default Value: TRUE
Read/Write: Yes
Remarks:
The Themes property for visual classes can affect your existing user interface when using Microsoft Windows XP. You can turn this support off by setting the Themes property at the control, form, or _SCREEN system variable level.
Example:
See Also:
ctlBackColor | ctlBorderColor | ctlSizeAdjust | ctlSmooth | ctlStyle
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ctlValue |
Specifies the current value or state of the control. |
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Value Type: Numeric
Default Value: 0
Read/Write: Yes
Remarks:
Example:
See Also:
ctlIncrement | ctlMaximum | ctlMinimum | ctlPerformStep | ctlStep | ctlStepIt | ctlValue
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ctlValueBytes |
Gets the current value as a string formatted in Bytes/MB/GB/TB. |
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Returns a character string of the current value of ctlValue, formated in Bytes, MB, GB or TB
Value Type: Character
Default Value: "0 Bytes"
Read/Write: Yes
Remarks:
Example:
See Also:
ctlMaximumBytes | ctlMinimumBytes | ctlPercent | ctlValueChanged | ctlValuePercent
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ctlValueChanged |
Occurs when the ctlValue property changes. |
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Fires when the value of ctlValue changes. You can put code here to update a label for example.
See Also:
ctlMaximumBytes | ctlMinimumBytes | ctlPercent | ctlValueBytes | ctlValuePercent
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ctlValuePercent |
Returns a character string of the current ctlPercent value formatted with a % sign. |
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Value Type: Character
Default Value: "0 %"
Read/Write: Yes
Remarks:
Example:
See Also:
ctlMaximumBytes | ctlMinimumBytes | ctlPercent | ctlValueBytes | ctlValueChanged
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ctlVertical |
DEPRECATED. Replaced by the .NET equivalent ctlOrientation property. |
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Value Type: Logical
Default Value: FALSE
Read/Write: Yes
Remarks:
Example:
See Also:
ctlOrientation
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ctlVisible |
Gets or sets a value indicating whether the control is displayed. |
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Value Type: Logical
Default Value: TRUE
Read/Write: Yes
Remarks:
Example:
See Also:
ctlHide | ctlShow | ctlVisible
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