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31 Days of Windows Phone Mango | Day #15: The Progress Bar

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0 comments   /   posted by Silverlight Show on Nov 15, 2011
Tags:   windows-phone , mango , doug-mair , jeff-blankenburg

Read original post by Jeff Blankenburg at BlankenBlog

Any time you have a operation that will take more than a couple of seconds to complete, it’s a good idea to let your users know that your application is still making progress and is not just stuck in a loop forever.

How should you let your user know what’s happening? Well you can show them a text message with actual numbers of bytes downloaded or seconds left for an operation. But often the user is not concerned with that level of detail. Progress Bars are a great way to show your users that an operation is making progress, without overloading them with too many details. A progress bar can show this information in two different ways: indeterminate and indeterminate mode.


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