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Como no bloquear el Interfaz de Usuario

Posted By: David Salgado | Dec 23rd, 2008 @ 5:00 AM | 6,072 Views | 1 Comment

Al desarrollar una aplicación de escritorio, algunas veces la interfaz se queda bloqueada esperando a que se ejecute una operación.
Veremos técnicas para hacer que los trabajos pesados se ejecuten en un contexto diferente al de la interfaz de usuario, y así mantener ésta con respuesta.

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Gracias por esta explicacion tan practica de hilos y el uso del backgroundworker, excelente!!!.

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