Hi.  I use the following code to overlay a progress bar onto a TableNode

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               float totalWidthBy80Percent = Percent(80) * tableNode.Bounds.Width;                         // This width is that taken up by the first four (of total five) columns
               float xPos = tableNode.Bounds.Left;                                                         // The left Pos is the left hand side of the table
               float barYPos = tableNode.Bounds.Top + (Percent(20) * tableNode.Bounds.Height);           // Top of ProgressBar control host is 20 percent down the table node
               float barHeight = 4;
               float barHeightAsPercent = (barHeight * 100) / tableNode.Bounds.Height;

               ControlNode host = new ControlNode(fc);
               host.Bounds = new RectangleF(xPos, barYPos, totalWidthBy80Percent, barHeight);
               fc.Diagram.Nodes.Add(host);

               host.HandlesStyle = HandlesStyle.Invisible;
               host.AttachTo(tableNode, 0, 20, 80, 20 + barHeightAsPercent);

               ProgressBar progressBar = (ProgressBar)host.Control;
               progressBar.BackColor = Color.PaleGreen;
               progressBar.ForeColor = Color.RoyalBlue;
               progressBar.Minimum = 0;
               progressBar.Maximum = 100;
               progressBar.Step = 1;
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This works ok however I have a cosmetic problem.  When I use the scrollbars to scroll the document the progress bar control moves ahead (or out of sync) to the TableNode.  By the end of the scrolling the TableNode and scrollbar move into correct position with respect to each other so they are only out of sync during the scroll operation but this does not look good.

Is there any way around this issue or do I need to look at a totally different approach to encorporate a progressbar into a TableNode.