Represents a progress bar created using StatusBar.CreateProgressBar.
Only one progress bar can be activated in the application. If the progress bar has been activated by another program, you cannot use it until it is released, which triggers the pbet_ProgressBarReleased event.
When creating a progress bar with a Stop button (StatusBar.CreateProgressBar(Stoppable=True)), clicking the Stop button does not release the progress bar for other programs.
To stop the progress bar after the user clicks the built-in Stop button:
If you don't want to stop the progress bar, set BubbleEvent = false when BeforeAction = true.
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