>It sounds like you could just lock that section of code to keep it from running concurrently. In C# just wrap it in a lock { } statement. In VB.NET you'd use SyncLock (hope I have the syntax right), ex.
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>Private LockObject as New Object
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>SyncLock LockObject
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>End SyncLock
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That sounds cool. But, where exactly should I put that?