drat...
activate your logging module, run under coverage and/or sprinkle in doevents
any activeX / OLElinking working ?
timer interval ?

>No, no rdpclip.exe task running.
>
>The timer is on the form in conjunction with a label to act like the clock. The timer event code is as follows:
>
>

>if Thisform.lblTime.Caption <> time()
>  Thisform.lblTime.Caption = time()
>endif
>

>
>>>On some machines (this morning, it was 4 out of 14) after the first Listening question, the (blank) Reading form comes forward and the application is locked up.
>>>
>>>Any ideas as to why this is happening? This is a little crazy-making.
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>>Swag:
>>If you have manual access to the HW, load task manager, look for a rdpclip.exe task.
>>If this is running, kill it - and look if your app is still locked up.
>>
>>If not, describe what the timer does -
>>from description I get the impression getting time into a property might be sufficient.
>>
>>regards
>>
>>thomas