Ignore the ORIGINAL question.

I was running the EXE.......... sigh, not the source code.

But, the controls in the debugger flicker and act like they are still being fired upon by the Timer(s). There is another timer that updates a textbox with the DateTime. I tried to disable that one in the code too.
Is there something I am overlooking to shut down the timers so the code can be traced?

Thanks!

>Hi Gurus...
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>Question
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>If you want to bring up the DEBUGGER in your code, a simple SET STEP ON will do.
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>But if the code happens to be the TIMER code in a TIMER object, like this...
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>TIMER.TIMER
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>this.Enabled = .f.
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>ACTIVATE SCREEN
>?
>? "BEFORE STEP AND ECHO"
>?
>SET STEP ON
>SET ECHO ON
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>Local lnArea, lcday, lctime, lbRefresh, ldCurrentDate, ldDialDate, llDoSkippedDial
>lnArea = Select(0)
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>The Debug Window never comes up.... it keeps firing and running the code, ignoring the SET STEP ON.
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>How do you get it to observe the SET STEP ON, in this case, for debugging?
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>Thanks!