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Creating a Progress Bar
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A simple example of a pop-up user interface for a Mathematica program is a progress bar. Here a progress bar is implemented using the Swing user-interface classes because Swing has a built-in class for progress bars. You cannot run this example unless you have Swing installed. It comes as a standard part of Java 1.2 or later, but you can get it separately for Java 1.1.x. Most Java development tools that are still at Version 1.1.x come with Swing.
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http://library.wolfram.com/examples/ProgressBar/
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| ProgressBar.nb (49.1 KB) - Mathematica Notebook |
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