Autohotkey File Copy Progress Bar

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I think my question was not clear. Here is a simpler scenario. If I want to
show text 'Finished!' on myLabel1 on Form1 from Class1, how should I do it?
If I do this from the code behind of Form1, I can just write myLabel1.Text =
'Finished!', but I don't know how I can do this from Class1.
'Tamir Khason' <ta**********@tcon-NOSPAM.co.il> wrote in message
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C# not provide solution for this. You can use either Managed FileCopyEx
implementation or SHFileOperation. Refer MSDN for how to
'Mohamed Oubouchil' <ou*******@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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Dear All,
i am building a pocket pc program that will be copying a large file
from across a network. I am trying to show a progress bar for the file
being copied
can anyone tell me how to update the progress bar to reflect the
status of the copy process.
I am using system.io.file.copy
Please tell me step by step,
Best regards,
Mohamed Oubouchil

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An example of copying a binary file with progress bar. My Scripts are written for the latest released version of AutoHotkey. The progress bar. For instance, if I have 4 files, the variable = 25, so the progress bar should start at 0, and when one file is copied, it shows 2.

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[Admin]

;This is the hashed credentials for things that need domain admin to be done (like installing apps).

;Please look at MakeAHash.ahk included with these files to make your own hashes.

AdminUser=280182A1F81C90174A0E280182A1F81C90174A0E280182A1F81C90174A0E280182A1F81C90174A0E

AdminPW=5972392A8A6EC7B6280182A1F81C90174A0E41FA7D6CE280182A1F81C90174A0E280182A1F81C901

;Use your Windows Domain below

AdminDomain=CONTOSO

[Network]

; Enter comma seperated values for DNS servers (Main interface only)

;These settings really are only needed if you want to set DNS and Time server info in the login script. Otherwise you do not have to use it.

DomainName=CONTOSO.COM

NameServers=10.4.2.19,10.97.1.34

DNSSearchOrder=contoso.com,anotherdomain.org

TimeServer=MyTimeServer.contoso.com

[LogonScript]

;This is the app I use to search 64bit registry values. It is an exe because it was compiled as a 64 bit app. Since the logon script is ran as a cmd shell, it is only 32bit by default and cannot see 64bit registry settings.

InvHelperApp=networklocationSearch64BitReg.exe

;If set to one, display a progress bar for users.

ProgressBarDisplay=1

; These computers do not run logonscripts (Regex match each one seperated by space)

; The example below will not run the logon scripts for any machine beginning with DRLAPTOP, ADC, or DFS and ending with a number. Useful for not running on servers :)

NoLogonScripts=DRLAPTOP[0-9]+ ADC[0-9]+ DFS[0-9]+

[Outlook]

;Name of the mail profile to use for default mail.

ProfileName=Exchange2007

DefaultProfile=Yes

OverwriteProfile=Yes

;Mail server to connect Outlook to.

MailServer=mail.contoso.com

MailboxName=%USERNAME%

;The file to store Outlook auto-archive entries to.

DoAutoArchive=False

;This can be a UNC or a drive path.

AutoArchiveFile=archives.contoso.comPST$%USERNAME%Archive.pst

;This is the starter template for Outlook user settings. The script modifies this file to each user. (keep Custom.prf the same unless you rename the file)

prfTemplate=some_network_sharewhere_I_keep_logon_filesCustom.prf

;Where to store the custom Outlook setting file (different for each user).

;This is used to rapidly set up a user that moves to different machines in the organization. It will allow reconnection of PST's etc.

;The PRF file contains all the connection/config settings for Outlook on this user.

;I use the same path as the PST files for easy maintenance.

UsersPRFPath=archives.contoso.comPST$%USERNAME%

;Path to where we want to store PST files.

PSTPath=archives.contoso.comPST$%USERNAME%

;We can also set up signatures in Outlook for the user.

;If signatures = 1, we enable signature setup in Outlook.

signatures=1

;Signature file templates. The templates use variables from active directory objects surrounded by a _

;Example: _givenName_ would be replaced by the users first name. _title_ would be replaced by the users job title.

;Do not put a file extension, as this will create a *.txt, *.rtf and a *.html version as required by Outlook.

fullsignaturetemplate=networklocationOutlooksignaturesfull

replysignaturetemplate=networklocationOutlooksignaturesreply

; Space seperated list of usernames that dont get signatures applied.

NoSignatures=administrator

; These people do not get Outlook configured

NoOutlook=auditors juser

; Below is an example of an additional setup for Outlook. For example, if I have people that have access to a 'service' mailbox, I can check to see if they are in a group and add this to their mail profile.

; When they launch Outlook, they will be given an option of which mailbox they want to open, Exchange2007 (above) or the 'Service Folder' configured below.

[SERVICE Outlook]

ProfileName=Service Folder

DefaultProfile=No

OverwriteProfile=No

MailServer=mail.contoso.com

MailboxName=cservice

DoAutoArchive=False

AutoArchiveFile=

prfTemplate=some_network_sharewhere_I_keep_logon_filesCustom.prf

UsersPRFPath=archives.contoso.comPST$%USERNAME%

PSTPath=archives.contoso.comPST$%USERNAME%

signatures=1

fullsignaturetemplate=network_pathwhere_Iput_mysignatures_forservice

replysignaturetemplate=network_pathwhere_Iput_mysignatures_forservice

NoSignatures=administrator

NoOutlook=auditors juser administrator

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