I take it by using the sleep in the API it does not use alot of the CPU if you were to activate a prog after X milliseconds when it is running in the backround. What I'm trying to do is have a popup come up every 24hrs but the code I use as a timer uses to much memory. Thats why I'm wondering if this will resolve my problem?
I take it by using the sleep in the API it does not use alot of the CPU if you were to activate a prog after X milliseconds when it is running in the backround. What I'm trying to do is have a popup come up every 24hrs but the code I use as a timer uses to much memory. Thats why I'm wondering if this will resolve my problem?
Richier1ch1 1 year ago
HOLY SHIT! THANK YOU!!!!
Supdude147 1 year ago
Here to save typing -thanks! :
Private Declare Sub Sleep Lib "kernel32" (ByVal dwMilliseconds As Long)
Danofweaver 2 years ago
kernel32?
deziah13 3 years ago
love ur vids!
deziah13 3 years ago
What is the VB 2008 version of this code?
deathtrh 3 years ago
System.Threading.Thread.Sleep(3000)
vb6code 2 years ago
Can you explain the first line you entered. How to use it, what it does and stuff.
t3hdewd 3 years ago
Man, u got a good voice for tutorials. i try aswell. but you're voice owns my dude.
SilverMagics 4 years ago 3