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MSSCCPRJ.SCC (206, 2004-09-24)
CoolProgressBar.ctx (786, 2000-09-26)
CoolProgressBar_Ocx.ctl (16788, 2000-09-27)
CoolProgressBar_Ocx.ctx (786, 2000-09-26)
CPB_Demo.exe (73728, 2000-09-27)
CpbOcx.exp (1016, 2000-09-26)
CpbOcx.lib (2586, 2000-09-26)
CpbOcx.oca (20992, 2000-09-26)
CpbOcx.ocx (40960, 2000-09-26)
CpbOcx.vbp (718, 2000-09-27)
CpbOcx.vbw (54, 2000-09-27)
frmMain.frm (12918, 2000-09-27)
frmMain.frx (15848, 2000-09-27)
frmMsgbox.frm (7201, 2000-09-27)
frmMsgbox.frx (2250, 2000-09-27)
frmSecondary.frm (13588, 2000-09-27)
frmSecondary.frx (2250, 2000-09-27)
CoolProgressBar.ctl (16876, 2000-09-26)
pCoolProgressBar_Demo.vbp (826, 2000-09-27)
pCoolProgressBar_Demo.vbw (203, 2004-09-24)

(Cool Progress Bar by Jotaf***) (Contact - E-mail: jotaf***@hotmail.com) (Info) Cool Progress Bar is a regular progress bar, but with some cool effects (ok, maybe I'm exaggerating a bit, but this was the first name that I came up with!). It was specially made for games (where a nice progress bar when loading the game always looks good, impresses the users and distracts them), but you can use it anywhere else. For now, all it supports is a gradation effect between two colors you choose, and a background color. But I plan to use a lot more effects, from custom graphics to transition effects and masks. Feel free to e-mail me your own suggestions. Just make sure you dedicate at least one line to me in the "Thanks to" section of your program/game or credit me in any other way you see fit. That's all I ask in return for using this. (Using Cool Progress Bar in your Projects) There are two ways to use this User Control in your projects: 1) Include the compiled files in your package (I'm talking about Cool Project Bar's compiled files.) To do this you'll just have to click "Project -> Components..." in the menu of Visual Basic, in your project, and choose "Cool Progress Bar v1.0 by Jotaf***" from the list. The control is now available in your project. This way is more efficient, but you'll have to include the compiled files in your package (they're in the OCX folder, in the folder where you unzipped these files to), just in case the user doesn't have them. Required files: 1) CpbOcx.oca 2) CpbOcx.exp 3) CpbOcx.lib 4) CpbOcx.ocx (or) 2) Include the un-compiled files in your project To do this, copy the .ctl and .ctx files that are too on the OCX folder to your project's folder. In your program's Visual Basic menu, click "Project -> Add User Control", choose the "Existing" tab, and select "CoolProgressBar.ctl". You can now use the control in your project, as long as its Designer window is not open. This way you don't need to distribute the compiled files with your program, but the user will not be able to use the control anywhere else (if he's a VB programmer too, he won't have access to this control, as well as any other program will not too). Required files: 1) CoolProgressBar.ctl 2) CoolProgressBar.ctx I guess that's all... it's very intuitive so I think there's no need to explain what each property is. Thanks for taking the time to download and read this. If you vote for me on Planet Source Code's contest, know that this code's name is "Cool Progress Bar" (look for the Search box in the Visual Basic section). It's at http://www.planet-source-code.com .

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