Well I would have posted the code but there is nothing wrong with the code I
already confirmed that. However since I posted this I left my program for a
day or to and went back to it and ran it again and now it is working fine
without the watches being added when I run it. Go figure huh. So it seams
to work fine now and I have changed nothing since I posted this problem.
Freak'en Microsoft Stuff is so Quarky somtimes.
Thanks Anyhow for those who replied to my post
Dan Thompson
> And you thought keeping the code that is doing this hidden from us would in
> some way be an aid to our figuring out what is wrong? <g>
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Rick Rothstein (MVP - VB) - 11 Apr 2008 20:55 GMT
The only reason I suggested we would need to see your code is it sounded
like you were describing a timing issue of some kind (perhaps you were using
the Shell command, calling a Timer, something else) and without seeing what
you were doing, there is virtually no way anyone could begin to guess what
to tell you. However, as everything is now working, the issue seems like it
was something other than your code. Maybe your disk defragged was running or
some other CPU hogging process, like an Anti-Virus download, was active
(which, I guess, would still have made it a timing issue).
Rick
> Well I would have posted the code but there is nothing wrong with the code
> I
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