Nevermind that - not enough caffeine today.
I just looked at some code I had that does exactly what you're
wanting to do. What I had done is subclass a timer, then I had a
module that had a variable in it that was one of the subclassed
timers. In the App's Open event is when I activated the timer. HTH.
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On Aug 19, 2006, at 3:34 PM, Christopher Jett wrote:
Here's what I would do:
Create a new class, with super of Timer. Then dim a new timer
class in the App classes Open event handler, set its interval and
mode, and start it running.
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Chris Jett
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On Aug 19, 2006, at 3:14 PM, Tommy Single wrote:
How can I limit the time that my application runs to 10 minutes? The
problem with a timer is when a user closes the window with the
timer, the
timer goes away and then the program could be used for longer.
How would I
do this with code and where would I put the code?
Tommy Single
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