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Location: Swanley, Kent, U.K
Age: 20
Posts: 38
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Hi.
Basically what I want is a timer with an interval of 3000 to control a progress bar, as the timer counts up to 750, the progress bar moves up 25/100, as the timer counts up 1500, the progress bar moves up to 50/100 e.t.c. At the moment I've got it like this: begin if Timer1.interval >= 0 < 750 then ProgressBar1.position := 25; if Timer1.interval >= 750 < 1500 then ProgressBar1.position := 50; if Timer1.interval >= 1500 < 2250 then ProgressBar1.position := 75; if Timer1.interval <= 3000 then ProgressBar1.position := 100 end; Any help appreciated. Thanks.
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P.I Dragon
![]() Join Date: May 2005
Location: KENT, UK
Age: 19
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i dont know the language your prgoramming in but i can use common sense and look at it, if usual syntax structure applies then that looks very plausable. Is there a problem with it or are you just trying to see waht would work...??
Ooooh, look at that, swanley, i live in rochester, lol, small world hey... dragon
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