The jProgress control is analogous the .Net Compact Framework's ProgressBar, but has a much more rich appearance, and a few additional features.
The CornerRadii property sets the shape of the 4 corners of progress bar when the Shape Property is Rectangular. Each corner can be set independently.
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The Minimum property sets the lower bound of the Value property.
The Maximum property sets the upper bound of the Value property.
The Shape property can be used to select the overall shape of the control: Rectangular or Round
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The Bar property is used to customize the appearance of the part of the control that indicates progress. It uses the same features described in Fills, Strokes, and Borders and Highlights and Gloss.
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The Track property is used to customize the appearance of the track that the bar travels along. It uses the same features described in Fills, Strokes, and Borders and Highlights and Gloss.
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The Text property is a .Net format string that specifies the text to display on the control. The only argument, {0}, is the value of the Value Property.
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jProgress employs the same text features used by many of the other controls in the jControls CF35 library including ForeColor, TextOffset, TextAlignment, and TextWrap. See Text Features for more information.
The Value property gets or sets the length progress bar. An exception will be thrown if attempting to set it outside of the range specified by the Minimum property and the Maximum property.
The ValueChanged event fires any time the Value property changes.