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Copy Files With Progress Bar 1

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MattGreer

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I have found lots of information on this forum regarding using a Progress Bar. I reference this thread: thread329-1096606 in particular as the person took some existing information and modified it to fit his/her needs. In particular, I'm interested in the modifications he made to the .Caption for this progress bar. I'm using the original code (found here: and can't quite figure out how to remove the default 'ProgCaption' and instead set the caption to read which file is being copied.

How can I change the code to as to allow me to change the caption using the .Caption property outside the supplied script?



Thanks!!


Matt
 
This thread may interest you.
thread329-724778

And this one too. Each shows some different ideas that are easier to follow.

thread329-898604

I hope you find this post helpful.

Regards,

Mark
 
Actually, I quit using that script and started using yours. :) I've modified it to increment the "|" marks using a "For...Next" loop so that if you have less than 100 files it will update appropriately.

Is there a way to get rid of the vertical scroll bar in the IE object?

Thanks!!


Matt
 
Yes you can remove that. Add this line:
Code:
x.document.write "<body Scroll=no>"
Above this line:
Code:
x.document.write "<font color=blue>"

I hope you find this post helpful.

Regards,

Mark
 
That's awesome. Haven't tried it, but I'm sure that will work.

Thanks!





Thanks!!


Matt
 
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