Thanks for the info !

>Hi Tommy,
>
>http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6146114/getlastinputinfo-api-doesnt-work-if-windows-is-set-to-automatic-login
>
>MartinaJ
>
>>Hi Gang!
>>
>>We “seem” to be having another problem with running Windows API’s under Windows 8.
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>>Here is the code….
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>>

>>*Tommy – here is the code in question….
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>>DECLARE INTEGER GetLastInputInfo IN User32 STRING @
>>DECLARE LONG GetTickCount IN kernel32
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>>LOCAL lnInputBuffer,lnLastUserInput, lnTickNow
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>>* GetLastInputInfo returns a 'struct'
>>* so set up lnInputBuffer with the proper structure
>>lnInputBuffer=BINTOC(8,'4rs')+BINTOC(0,'4rs')
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>>* find last user imput time
>>GetLastInputInfo(@lnInputBuffer)
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>>The line above (last line) seems to be where the application fails. Meaning the application immediately shuts down.
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>>Thanks,
>>
>>Cart
>>

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>>According to Cart, the above code immediately shuts down the program ( which it is designed to do, but only where the user has NOT done any keyboard or mouse entry during the past set time interval ( 1 minute to 15 minutes ). This code is in the Timer event, and immediately shuts the program down under Windows 8, where under Windows 7 or XP, waits until the set time ‘interval’ is exceeded, then shuts down. If the user does a keyboard entry or moves the mouse, then the time ‘interval’ is reset again and the process starts over.
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>>So any ideas why this may be failing under Windows 8 ?