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--- a/Symbian3/SDK/Source/GUID-81E33E18-D390-4110-8D85-1FCDA9CC311E.dita Wed Mar 31 11:11:55 2010 +0100
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- Progress notes contain a progress graphic of definite duration. They are
-used during operations that take a long time when it is possible to estimate
-the duration of the operation. Whenever possible, the user should be able
-to stop the operation. For this, a softkey labeled e.g. You can create either a
-basic wait note that is displayed only when your application is in the foreground
-or a global note that stays displayed even if the application launching the
-note is not in the foreground. The related APIs are the Progress notes
-are predefined notes that cannot be used just by instantiating a simple note
-class. These notes' lifetime is based on a background process, and client
-code has to provide an interface to retrieve this information. For implementation
-information, see To create
-a global progress note, use the class For basic
-notes, you can change the icon or text displayed in the note, use a different
-kind of sound, or change the note duration using the setter methods in the
-class For information on customizing global notes, see Progress notes contain a progress graphic of definite duration. They are
+used during operations that take a long time when it is possible to estimate
+the duration of the operation. Whenever possible, the user should be able
+to stop the operation. For this, a softkey labeled, example, You can create either a basic
+wait note that is displayed only when your application is in the foreground
+or a global note that stays displayed even if the application launching the
+note is not in the foreground. The related APIs are the Progress notes
+are predefined notes that cannot be used just by instantiating a simple note
+class. These notes' lifetime is based on a background process, and client
+code has to provide an interface to retrieve this information. For implementation
+information, see To create a global progress
+note, use the class For basic
+notes, you can change the icon or text displayed in the note, use a different
+kind of sound, or change the note duration using the setter methods in the
+class
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For information on customizing global notes, see