Susan Harkins
ssharkins at gmail.com
Mon Dec 17 10:00:42 CST 2007
> > The goal is to detect inactivity on the part of the user. The example > provided by M$ does just that by checking if the active form has not > changed > in the defined time and that the active control on whatever form has not > changed either. There's not much else you can do. If a user is interacting > with a database then one or other of those objects is going to be changing > frequently. So a timer event kicking off every few seconds or so fits the > bill quite well. =======The problem I have with the solution is that the control could've changed -- just because it's the same control doesn't mean that the user has chosen several and returned to that control. Now, I might understand how the code works, is that the case? Susan H.