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I like that one simple and great looking ;) . Well you can always make one yourself by using photoshop or gimp :)

I made one once i will search my pc if I still have it here somewhere. Its a simple version of the above a more simpler version maybe that will suit your needs :)

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Dynamic drive has some great Javascript based progress bars. My favorite one is WinXP progress bar, you can find it here

 

http://www.dynamicdrive.com/dynamicindex11/xpprogressbar.htm

 

If you want to check all the progress bar scripts offer by them, use the following link

 

http://www.dynamicdrive.com/search/search.php?zoom_query=progress+bar&zoom_per_page=10&zoom_and=1&zoom_sort=0

 

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That's a pretty good tutorial. I'll have to keep that in mind for a future project. :) Thanks so much for sharing! I'm still learning JS and JQuery so this is a good way to learn a few things I guess. :D learning what every bit of code actually does and such. :) I Can think of a few scenarios where a progress bar would be beneficial to have on a website so hopefully I'll have use for this in a future project of mine. :P

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Wow.. Didn't know that it was possible to make the progress bars in CSS3.. I guess I need to learn CSS3 from scratch because all the features that I've been using are border radius and box shadow. Btw Nathan, I really like the one you posted, might use that in a project of mine :)

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