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How To Update Controls Using BackgroundWorker in VB.NET(vbnotebookfor.net)

submitted by AarononthewebAaronontheweb(1140) 4 years, 8 months ago

The .NET Framework 2.0 BackgroundWorker class makes it easy to code simple threading into your applications. However, a common question that gets asked in VB related forums is, “How do I update a control, or controls, from the worker thread?”. Many people seem to be in search of a simple explanation of how to do this. In this article we’ll create a quick and easy example program that will walk you through the steps.

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