>>Say I wanted to time out a form. I call my foo sub and want to time this form out in approx (dynamic) minutes. Say I call the (VB time function) and try to say MyTimeOut time = (VB time function) + (dynamic) minutes. Then in the form I can ease the system strain by setting my timer to check the actual time every 65 seconds for (VB Time function) to => MyTimeOut vice an incrementer variable.
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>Couldn't you use DateAdd() ?
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>So, dteNewDate = DateAdd("m", 10, Now) would add 10 minutes to now.
I am going to check out that command right now! Thanks. I had implimented another way but it was sloppy. I hope this works as it seems it would. Thanks.
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