Help with making a WFA that will display the status of a script running
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Help with making a WFA that will display the status of a script running
I'm driving myself crazy trying to make a WFA in Visual Basic 2012 that will display the status of a script running in the background. Anyone have suggestions on how to do this using Visual Studio 2012?
Help with making a WFA that will display the status of a script running
