public static Object ApplicationStatusBar { get; set; }

Public Shared Property ApplicationStatusBar As Object
	Get
	Set

public:
static property Object^ ApplicationStatusBar {
	Object^ get ();
	void set (Object^ value);
}

static member ApplicationStatusBar : Object with get, set

' Define the default status bar to use in the main form's
' constructor
Public Sub New()
    MyBase.New()

    InitializeComponent()

    '=========
    ' .NET 1.1
    '=========
    ' Tell the StatusBarTextProvider component the status bar
    ' to use.
    StatusBarTextProvider.ApplicationStatusBar = sbStatusBar;

    ' You can also use any panel you like.  The default is zero
    ' (the left-most panel).  For the demo, we'll use the one
    ' in the middle.
    StatusBarTextProvider.ApplicationDisplayPanel = 1;

    '=========
    ' .NET 2.0
    '=========
    ' Tell the StatusBarTextProvider component the component
    ' to use to display the text.  When using a tool strip
    ' component, the ApplicationDisplayPanel property is ignored.
    StatusBarTextProvider.ApplicationStatusBar = tslStatusText;

    ' Define the status label and progress bar too.  This allows
    ' easy access to those items from anywhere within the
    ' application.
    StatusBarTextProvider.StatusLabel = tslProgressNote;
    StatusBarTextProvider.ProgressBar = tspbProgressBar;
End Sub

// Define the default status bar to use in the main form's
// constructor
public MainForm()
{
    InitializeComponent();

    //=========
    // .NET 1.1
    //=========
    // Tell the StatusBarTextProvider component the status bar
    // to use.
    StatusBarTextProvider.ApplicationStatusBar = sbStatusBar;

    // You can also use any panel you like.  The default is zero
    // (the left-most panel).  For the demo, we'll use the one
    // in the middle.
    StatusBarTextProvider.ApplicationDisplayPanel = 1;

    //=========
    // .NET 2.0
    //=========
    // Tell the StatusBarTextProvider component the component
    // to use to display the text.  When using a tool strip
    // component, the ApplicationDisplayPanel property is ignored.
    StatusBarTextProvider.ApplicationStatusBar = tslStatusText;

    // Define the status label and progress bar too.  This allows
    // easy access to those items from anywhere within the
    // application.
    StatusBarTextProvider.StatusLabel = tslProgressNote;
    StatusBarTextProvider.ProgressBar = tspbProgressBar;
}