I figure that the performance/impact on my main .exe (it hosts a few ActiveX controls) would be too strong. What I am thinking now is that I will create a timer (or use the higher-performing one called cpptimer.fll) object and make that into a MTDLL and run that in a COM+ package. That way it can run constantly and since it's in a seperate process space it won't impact my main stuff.

What do you think?



>Steve,
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>Anything wrong with having a timer event check the system time?
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>>Cna anyone comment on a good way for a VFP7 app to use internal scheduling? I have a memvar with a Seconds() value that the running app should quit, no matter what. I'm not talking about using the Timer control, since that just does something every n milliseconds it does not handle exact time. I'm not talking about the Windows Task Scheduler, since that is external to the app and if/when my app has to goto 400 desktops I don't want things not to fire because someone mucked with the Windows Task Scheduler.
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>>Help?