>...snip...
>
>>If you put your WAIT WINDOW NOWAIT up before you start processing, you should see it. If you have a progress bar, you'll need to provide some break in the action, like between your SQL statements to update it. Sounds like maybe you've got a .LockScreen=.T. somewhere in your code? You should be able to see your WAIT WINDOW. Post a sample or at least something representative.
>
>

>with thisform
>	** Create the progressbar and initialize it to zero.
>	set classlib to cprogres additive
>	this.AddObject('oProgress','cprogresscontainer',0,nTotRecs,.T.)
>
>	** Customize the title
>	this.oProgress.SetTitle('Ledger Analysis')
>
>	** Customize the status
>	this.oProgress.SetStatus('Looping')
>	
>	select sccoa
>	scan
>		select scstloc
>		scan
>			nYTDAmt = 0 && Blank out the YTDAmt for each Location
>			for nMonth = 1 to 12
>				nRecno = nRecno+1
>				.oProgress.SetValue(nRecno)
>				*****Some More Code with an insert command******
>			endfor
>		endscan
>	endscan
>
>	** Remove the progressbar from the form.
>	this.RemoveObject('oProgress')
>	release classlib cprogres
>
>endwith
>

Looks like you'll have to see what's in the internal workings of your progress bar class. Looks like you should certainly see *something* happening.