>>>Any relationship between the time selected for the Timer and the time that the form appears disabled? Why not try to remove the Grid/Timer Class and use a basic grid?
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>>Tom,
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>>After I removed the timer, I can no longer reproduce the problem. It doesn't yet mean, it was indeed timer related and it is indeed gone, but I was able to reproduce it before and I'm unable now.
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>>I guess, I would have to live without timer and tooltips for this particular form for the time being.
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>>Thanks a lot for your suggestion.
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>Naomi;
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>I believe in the "infinite number of monkeys and typewriters" approach when it comes to solving a programming issue. Sooner or later you will fix it! :)
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>Tom

I actually had a better idea while I was having a lunch break. I neglected to mention in my original message that the Search Results form has also a grid and a timer. I'm thinking, that the timer has to be disabled when the form doesn't have focus and re-enabled when it does. I don't remember seeing it in read-me for the class, but I guess I just need to do it myself then. What's the point of running timer's code if the form is inactive?

Thanks again.