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  1. 10-27-2009, 05:06 PM #1
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    Hi!

    I'd like to create a splash screen that shows how much of the text file has been read through(something similar to the startup screen of eclipse etc). I wanted to know if it is possible for the buffered reader to tell me how much of the file it has already read in?

    Thanks for all the help
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    Use a JWindow with a JProgressBar in it; for the length of the file use File.length() and count the number of byteds read by the reader yourself.

    kind regards,

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