Jon,
This is not event handling to me. This is just implmenting a wait state where an event can occur (you don't know) and then checking to see if it did. An event handler would immediately activate when a Status, Negotiation, etc, event occurred.

BTW, the ASP implementation of this Fax control looks cool.

Regards.

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>FWIW, I recently purchased an ActiveX that provides a way to implement the ActiveX's event handlers from within an ASP page.
>Here's a snippet of the VBScript code:
>

Do
>        ActiveXControl1.WaitForEvent 10000 ‘Wait for 10 seconds
>        Select Case ActiveXControl1.LastEventType
>            Case EVENT_STATUS ' status event occurred
>  		i = 0
>                Text1.SelText = "Status" & vbCrLf
>            Case EVENT_NEGOTIATION ' negotiation event occurred
>                Text1.SelText = "Negotiation" & vbCrLf
>            Case EVENT_STARTTIME 'starttime event occurred
>                Text1.SelText = "StartTime" & vbCrLf
>            Case EVENT_ENDTIME 'endtime event occurred
>                Text1.SelText = "EndTime" & vbCrLf
>            Case EVENT_COMPLETE 'complete event occurred
>                Text1.SelText = "Complete" & vbCrLf
>            Case EVENT_TIMEOUT 'timeout event occurred
>                i = i + 1
>                Text1.SelText = "Timeout" & vbCrLf
>        End Select
>    Loop Until (ActiveXControl1.LastEventType = EVENT_COMPLETE) Or (i = 9 ) ‘ 90 idle seconds

>
>FWIW, these events are not user-generated, but are generated during the process of a fax transmission and are used to notify your app of the progress.
>
>Jon

Larry Miller
MCSD
LWMiller3@verizon.net

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