>Create a timer class with one line in the timer event:
>
>DEFINE CLASS MyTimer AS Timer
>Interval = 1000
>FUNCTION Timer
> CAPSLOCK(!CAPSLOCK())
>ENDFUNC
>ENDDEFINE
>
>Then add the object to the screen in the startup program
>
>_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.
>
>(For those who haven't figured it out, this will cause the Caps Lock to toggle on and off every second)

I thought this was too fun not to try out on a non-suspecting co-worker, but sadly, it doesn't seem to work outside the VFP app. :-(

Archaic sidenode: I once made a small program which loaded in Autoexec.bat and emulated the command line, supporting two commands: DIR and CD/CHDIR. Anything else gave a "Bad command or file not found". Real fun to watch...

(evil)Arne