Thank you, Paul. I try it.
Denis Gavrikov.

>This is a known bug: Timers never fire in a toolbar.
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>If you want to have a timer in a toolbar:
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>Create a new property (MyRuntimeTimer) to your container (that is placed in the toolbar) or directly to the toolbar. Add the following code to the Init of the container or toolbar:
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>This.MyRuntimeTimer = CreateObject("MyTimer")
>This.MyRuntimeTimer.Enabled = .T.
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>Where MyTimer is your class for the timer you want to add. The timer will fire even in a toolbar if is added at runtime using CreateObject().
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>Vlad
>
>>Hello.
>>I have a problem. I have a Toolbar. I placed a container in my toolbar.
>>Container has the timer control... Timer.Enabled = .F.
>>In the Container.MouseMove Event I have the following code Timer.Enabled = .T.
>>In Timer.Timer Event I have a code...for example..
>>WAIT "Timer.Timer Event" WINDOW NOWAIT, but this code doesn't work ...
>>Why ? I do not understand.
>>Thanks for any help.
>>Denis.