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    This code defines variables for the minimum, maximum, and current position of a progress bar. It then uses a for loop to increment the current position from 0 to 100, setting the text to display the percentage completed and sleeping for 100 milliseconds between each iteration to simulate progress being made over time.

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    This code defines variables for the minimum, maximum, and current position of a progress bar. It then uses a for loop to increment the current position from 0 to 100, setting the text to display the percentage completed and sleeping for 100 milliseconds between each iteration to simulate progress being made over time.

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    Progress Script

    Uploaded by

    Gibbons Mwatebela
    This code defines variables for the minimum, maximum, and current position of a progress bar. It then uses a for loop to increment the current position from 0 to 100, setting the text to display the percentage completed and sleeping for 100 milliseconds between each iteration to simulate progress being made over time.

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    pos = 0;

    min = 0;
    max = 100;

    for count =min, max do

    Progress.SetCurrentPos("Progress1", pos)
    Progress.SetText("Progress1", pos.."%")
    Application.Sleep(100)
    pos = pos + 1

    end

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