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I have a windows application(Multiple screens,Menu items). Now i need to open a popup after regular interval reminding user to take certain action or do actvity.
Timer need to be initialized at start of the application.
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Zoltán Zörgő 16-Mar-13 15:47pm    
And the question is...?
What have you tried?
What is the problem?
[no name] 16-Mar-13 16:12pm    
So in the code where you application starts, add the timer initialization code.
Michael Haephrati 16-Mar-13 16:48pm    
Sure boss. I'll just get into it. By the way, today I have some personal errands. Can I leave 1 hour earlier?
Manfred Rudolf Bihy 16-Mar-13 20:41pm    
A bit harsh, maybe, but funny nevertheless. Thanks for giving me a good chuckle!

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There is an example in the Microsoft Visual Studio documentation that shows how to use the
Timer Class[^]. The documentation can be found via the HELP menu item in Visual Studio or on Microsoft MSDN in the Windows Forms documentation[^] area. I entered Timer in the Visual Studio HELP Index search textbox to find the documentation on the Timer Class.
 
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