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<title>Delphi 2 - The Windows API: An Example Of Use</title>
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<name>raimund forstmeier</name>
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<content>I would like to receive a Source code help regardingprogramming a 'PROGRESS BAR'. I'am using the BiGaugein the following way:for I := 1 to ..... begin    BiGauge.Value:= BiGauge.Value + I     (example)end;How should I use a Callback or Hook ... function in orderto INTERRUPT the for .. to or while ...  process in orderthe BiGauge.Value is increasing during processing and not at the end.Many thanks in advance for a 'source coding' example.Forstmeier Raimund    forstmeier@libero.itPadova / Italy</content>
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