> What im trying to do is stright forward, just need to use the > Progress Manager to track the name of the open database im > currently scanning.
Sorry for not being able to help you here - I've never used the Progress Manager myself - in fact, I never understood how to use it, although I did try. I also got the impression that it was for text-only progress indication and I wanted a graphical progress bar anyway, so I reached the conclusion that it was not worth the effort to dig too deeply into it. I ended up implementing the progress bar myself. It's not as difficult as it sounds, if the application is designed correctly. That is, as I mentioned to you in the past, when you want to scan for viruses, don't just enter a loop where you do all the work; that clogs the device. Instead, listen to the nilEvent event on the form that displays the information about the scanning process and execute one little step (e.g., scan a single object) each time you get such an event. Then you can also update the progress indicator in a way that indicates that you have performed that little step. In my particular application I update the graphical progress bar, display the name of the scanned object, its version number, date of last modification, attributes, and icon, if any. Regards, Vesselin -- For information on using the Palm Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.palmos.com/dev/support/forums/
