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Multithreading with the BackgroundWorker Component
By Paul Kimmel
2005-11-26

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  Table of Contents:
  1. Multithreading with the BackgroundWorker Component
  2. ' Using the BackgroundWorker Component '
  3. ' Reporting Progress '

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Ready to begin incorporating multi-threading in your applications? The BackgroundWorker makes multi-threading available as a component, and it combines the ease of using the Timer component with the ease of the asynchronous invocation.



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