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Old 09-06-2021, 03:17 PM
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There is a reason that I called this a circus trick - it doesn't really add to the form's useability in any way and it is added complexity that might cause problems.

You have a few choices to make the performance hit less noticeable.


1. Increase the size of the step AND the sleep time
2. Use one text label to contain both lines of text (or put them into the same container and move that one container.
3. Buy a faster computer
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