Re: Progress of script running

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From: Gerald_Singelmann
Date: Fri, 18 Aug 2006 16:21

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Two hits on "progress bar" when searching the forum and both threads say "cannot be done".

If I cannot get a real progress bar I would like to cheat.
Perhaps by creating a text frame beside the first page into which I write the status of the progress.
Which raises the question which would be the most elegant way to enforce a redraw.
Changing the zoom setting should do the job (haven't tried it yet), but is there a way that takes less time?

Thank you
Gerald

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