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- From: yaron@interport.net (Adi)
- Newsgroups: comp.lang.c++
- Subject: Re: TSR in Windows
- Date: Sun, 10 Mar 1996 05:31:18 GMT
- Organization: Interport Communications Corp.
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- jason_graham@sdt.com wrote:
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- >I was curious if anyone could help me on this problem. I need to have
- >a TSR that becomes active every 15 minutes, I know how to make this
- >work in the DOS world by (getvect, setvect) so forth using clock
- >interrupts. How do I get this to work in Windows 3.11 or Windows 95?
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- > Thanks...
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- >-- jason_graham@sdt.com
- >-- SDT
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- In the Windows world, this task can be achieved by writing an
- application that run as an icon or hidden window (your choice).
- The application should track WM_TIMER messages after initializing a
- timer. That`s all. If the WM_TIMER response code finds out that 15
- minutes are over, it should have the app`s window restored.
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- Adi Degani
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