Geoff
Fri Dec 19 11:42:09 CST 2003
It sounds like you are in a loop and not processing events at that time, is
that possible? If you are then you will want to add an
Application.DoEvents() to the loop or re-architect how it works.
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"obiwan1130" <jeremymartinson@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> I have sort of a strange problem that I have yet to uncover the cause
> of...
>
> If a user attempts to stop my application from the Memory>Running
> Programs control panel applet, the following screen appears:
>
> This program is not responding. It may be busy, waiting for a response
> from you, or it may have stopped running.
>
> Tap cancel to ignore...
>
> To close program immediately, tap End Task.
>
> Anyone have any thoughts as to why