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Metro Character Progress Control (MT_ProgressControl) is a convenience class for development of progress controls.
Metro Character Progress Control is a good way to develop your projects without having to write a custom control.
You can customize the visual representation of any progress control with Metro Character Progress Control and also have control over the control's progress.
Use Metro Character Progress Control for developing projects in the following ways:
- you can use the class as a control to develop your own projects
- you can use the class as an output of any existing project
- you can use the class as a standalone class to develop your own projects
Metro Character Progress Control Components:
- Metro Character Progress Control Components support the following features:
-Visual classes for any progress control like Indeterminate, Percent, and Complete.
-Several properties for customizing properties of any progress control.
-Many event-handlers like ChangeBackColor, ChangeColor, ChangeStatus, Click, DoubleClick, MouseLeave, ProgressChanged, ProgressChangedHandler, ProgressUpdate, ProgressUpdateHandler, ProgressValue, and ValueChanged.
-Handling events for customizing properties of any progress control like CanBackColor, CanChangeColor, CanClick, CanDoubleClick, CanExecute, CanMouseLeave, CanSetBackColor, CanUpdate, CanUpdateNow, CanUpdateValue, CanUpdateValueNow, CanValueChanged, CanValueChangedHandler, etc.
-Copy the created control in order to do special operations on the created control.
-Logical operations like AND, OR, and NOT.
Metro Character Progress Control Documentation:
Metro Character Progress Control Documentation provides the following information:
- all the required properties of any progress control.
- special properties of any progress control.
- example for creating a project for any progress control with values for every property and for any progress control.
- example of adding a Create event handler for any progress control.
- example of using and modifying properties of any progress control.
- example of using controls and adding logic.
- example of handling events for any progress control.
- example of adding a derived class that is used to develop any progress control.
- example of copying a control.
- example of doing special operations on a created control.
- example of a control with properties having constant values and special properties.
- example of using a log.
- example of development for any progress control.
- example of using the class to develop new projects.
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This library has been designed to provide 50 types of Progress Controls. It is licensed under the MIT License.
Metro Progress Bar control
Metro Progress Bar was developed as a general purpose progress bar control. It can be used as a pause button, progress tracking, stopwatch, pause timer, progress indicator or anything that is needed to show the completion of an operation. It can be both visual and design object. Design time changes are using styles, colors and other complex controls.
Metro Progress Bar is used to display the progress of computer applications. It contains a percentage value, which can be toggled to show the progress is or not. A text shows in the progress bar, which lets the application user know the status of the current process.
The control is very light and simple, because it used a TextBlock to show the progress. Since it uses styles from the control, you can customize the color and the font of the Progress Bar. Metro Progress Bar can also be bound to the ViewModel. In fact, it includes an example of binding the Progress Bar to the ViewModel. With this, the control becomes very flexible, you can do almost everything with it.
Metro Progress Bar can be used in Silverlight, Windows Phone 8, Windows 8 and WPF. It is licensed under the MIT License.
You can download the source code in the current zip file, and use the visual studio 7 or higher to develop this control. The code has been tested with.Net version 4 and.Net version 4.5.
Metro Progress Bar License Key:
The current version supports Windows OS from 7 and above and Metro UI style.
What is Metro and how is it different from regular Windows?
Metro is an operating system based on Windows and is the continuation of Windows 7. Windows 8 is the final step of the launch of the Metro. Metro is built on Silverlight. Metro makes use of the Windows Share and Live Tiles that are used in Windows Phone. Windows Store is also present in Windows 8. It helps applications to run on Windows 8 and also in Windows Phone. Metro uses the Modern style that is used in Windows 8. Its look and feel is different from the classic style of Windows.
The story is that Metro is more in the heart. It is the new development background that Microsoft introduced. We can say that in Metro, the focus is on the product, service and customer experience. Metro-style applications are a combination of both the classic
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