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Visual Basic .Net - Button Sound / Music Play

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Visual Basic 2010 - Button Sound Visual Basic 2010 - Play sound on buttons The code is simply goes like this You can copy and paste in your (Click_Event) or whatever it is you wish (MouseClick - MouseHover - MouseLeave) : Dim  MySound  As   New  System.Media.SoundPlayer()     MySound.SoundLocation =  "path to the .Wav file" MySound.Load() MySound.Play() ' OR you can use this : Sub PlaySystemSound() My.Computer.Audio.PlaySystemSound( System.Media.SystemSounds.Asterisk)   End Sub Background playing   It lets the application execute other code while the sound plays. The My.Computer.Audio.Play method allows the application to play only one background sound at a time; when the application plays a new background sound, it stops playing the previous background sound. You c

Visual Basic Online Course ProgressBar

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Visual Basic 2010 Progress Bar Control  VB 2010 Progress bar - Visual Basic Online Course   Using the ProgressBar control Example : Create New Windows Project Button1 ProgressBar1 - Logic : We will generate 4 Message Boxes by clicking the Button1 Control and every time a message box shows up, a ProgressBar step will be taken. Progress Bar Class : In .Net Framework 4.0 A ProgressBar control consists of a window that is filled, by default from left to right, as an operation progresses. The control has a range and a current position. ProgressBar overrides the metadata of the Maximum property and sets its default to 100. ProgressBar overrides the metadata of the Focusable property and sets its default to false . For more information, see Dependency Properties Overview. Customizing the ProgressBar Control To apply the same property settings to m