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I did post this in the b.p.c.vcl.components.using.  It was posted yesturday 
with the same subject heading.

Also, I suppose that means that I can't have multiple instances of the 
thread class.  I.E.  I can't create several at once and have multiple 
threads with their own Message handlers.  Is this correct?

Thanks.

"Ed Mulroy [TeamB]" <dont_email_me@bitbuc.ket> wrote in message 
news:48540a59$1@newsgroups.borland.com...
> That means the only GUI VCL code is in a certain thread.  So the 
> requirements MAY have been met, that all GUI VCL items are in the same 
> thread.
>
> I don't see a message from you in b.p.c.vcl.components.using, and that is 
> the place where people who have done things like this are found.  I 
> strongly recommend that you post in there and when you do, mention what 
> you only said in your reply, that the application is not a BCB one.
>
> .  Ed
>
>> James wrote in message
>> news:485403a7@newsgroups.borland.com...
>>
>> I would, except that the application that uses this thread form in not a 
>> C++ Builder application.  In fact, it does not have its own support for 
>> multi-thread, however it does allow dll calls.
>>
>> Hence, I decided to wrap up a form object into a thread and place that 
>> into a dll.  Then they can create an instance and the form runs.  The 
>> reason I need this is because in their main application they may be 
>> executing a lengthy database query.  I wanted to provide a progress bar 
>> that shows that the application has not hung, but is retrieving data. 
>> They also want to use this when they download files, to indicate things 
>> are going well.
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