>>>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. :-(
>>
>
>Worked in Word for me...

Hmm, strange. Not worth wasting too much time on maybe, but I can see the CapsLock light flashing on and off without beeing affected at all in any other program (Word, Notepad). Works fine in VFP, though. :-)

Arne