>That's what I thought.
>
>Mmmmmm....
>
>Looks like a have a bug in my code then, it seems to be still firing.
>
>Thanks guys, will look deeper

In one app, I've found that I need code like the following in the Timer method to ensure that the timer fires only once:

	IF NOT This.Enabled
		* This might happen if the timer fired twice before we disabled it.
		This.oDLmainRef.AddToLogFile("Timer is disabled, getting out of timer method.")
		RETURN
	ELSE 
		THIS.ENABLED = .F.
		LOCAL nTimerInterval
		nTimerInterval = This.Interval
		This.Interval = 0
		This.oDLmainRef.AddToLogFile("In Timer event of response timer")
	ENDIF 

The key point is that just inside the method, I check whether it's already disabled and get out if it is. Adding this code solved some ugly problems for me, and I do now and them see the "Timer is disable" line in the log I'm creating. (This is a COM object, so the log is critical.)

Tamar