Hi!
Probably in the MT DLL it is in some sort of sleeping state until COM object is called. Did you tried to put the Timer object on the hidden form and use it that way? I remember once I have the same problem in the application running without the screen. After I put a timer on teh form, all went ok. I think it is not a bug, but have something relaed to the way Windows events work and processed by VFP.
>I found that timers simply do not seem to work in dll's.
>OK, make an EXE and it works.
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>The questions are
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>1. Why is that so? Does it have anything to do with the
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in proc approach?
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>2. Why no documentation at all; no errors either? You can
> do anything with a timer with the minor drawback that
> it simply does not fire <g>.
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>Is that a bug, a feature or a thats why?
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