ROTFLOL!!

Especially since I HATE the way the Caps-Lock key rEVERSES tHE cAPS sTATE lIKE tHIS!!

>>Ha Ha! My partner in crime here at Lexseco, Chris McCandless tried to pull the old "ON SHUTDOWN" gag on me before he took off for Chicago tonight. Fortunately I had just read your post not minutes before I tried exitting FoxPro. Now that he's gone for the weekend have you got any more gags you'd like to share?
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>>Todd
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>Create a timer class with one line in the timer event:
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>DEFINE CLASS MyTimer AS Timer
>Interval = 1000
>FUNCTION Timer
> CAPSLOCK(!CAPSLOCK())
>ENDFUNC
>ENDDEFINE
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>Then add the object to the screen in the startup program
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>_SCREEN.AddObject("Timer1","MyTimer")
>
>
>The cool thing is, you can do this in an executable that doesn't have a user interface (can run invisibly, only visible in the task manager) and the eternal annoyance will work in all applications.
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>(For those who haven't figured it out, this will cause the Caps Lock to toggle on and off every second)