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AVI (Video) |
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Border | ||
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Browse for Folder New! | ||
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CD Player | ||
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Clipboard | ||
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Clock | ||
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Common Dialogs | ||
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Date Time Picker New! | ||
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Digital Display | ||
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Enhanced Button | ||
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Gauge | ||
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Icon Menu | ||
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INI File | ||
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Marquee | ||
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Notes | ||
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Popup Menu | ||
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Progress Meter | ||
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Registry | ||
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Resize | ||
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Slider | ||
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Spin Button | ||
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Splitter | ||
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System Info | ||
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Tab Strip | ||
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Text Effects | ||
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Timer | ||
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Wave | ||
Total Access Components Tour: Timer
The timer control is a non-visual control that allows you to add multiple timers to your form. With the built-in Timer control, Microsoft Access is limited to one timer per form.
Using the Timer Control
The timer control has only one property and one event. Using this control is as simple as setting the Interval property to the desired millisecond value and writing code to handle the OnTimer event.
Setting the Interval property to zero stops the timer.
Timer Properties
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Name |
Description |
| Interval | The interval between OnTimer events. |
Timer Events
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Name |
Description |
| OnTimer | Called when the time specified by the interval has elapsed. |
