>>Hi Bob,
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>>>Is it possible you are seeing an Access or Assign event fire? This will happen as you are running method code... Other than that... I didn't even think timer events interupt running code, although CL siad they do.
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>>They do in my experience on certain occasions, for example when user input is involved, a WAIT WINDOW is issued, sometimes if a procedure is called, and so on.
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>>Christof
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>Bob, I'm not sure what you are describing when you speak of an Access or Assign event.
>

In 6.0 you can create Access and Assign events for Class properties. For example... if I have a TextBox I can create a Value_Access event which will fir when ever someone access the Value...

So, you may have a method that does something like...

if txtMyTextBox.Value = 10
* blah
endif

When you 'access' the value of the text box the code will jump to MyTextBox::Value_Access event code.

BOb