Hi David,

The article Id is not correct, I used that qGen006
to search for it against Article ID.

Also what is your URL?

Thanks,

Doron


>Doron,
>
>Doevents takes on the order of 0.25 seconds to execute if there are no pending events (like mouse movement or keypresses). There is another form of workaround available over on my website under Q&A, General, article qGen006
>
>>It is regarding Windows events during some calculation process.
>>I have a progress bar that also allows the user to press a button during program execution in order to cancel the process if needed.
>>
>>Usually I use DOEVENT command to process all events but this command slows down
>>and pause the process of the program.
>>
>>Is there any work around it without using the DOEEVENT command?