C Codemonkey Dec 28, 2003 #2 Try ---------------- System.Threading.Thread.CurrentThread.Sleep(1000) ---------------- This should sleep for 1000ms (1 sec) Hope this helps, Trev.
Try ---------------- System.Threading.Thread.CurrentThread.Sleep(1000) ---------------- This should sleep for 1000ms (1 sec) Hope this helps, Trev.
A Armin Zingler Dec 28, 2003 #3 John said: Hi Is there a wait or sleep command in vb.net? Click to expand... System.Threading.Thread.Sleep
John said: Hi Is there a wait or sleep command in vb.net? Click to expand... System.Threading.Thread.Sleep
C Codemonkey Dec 28, 2003 #4 Aha, me forgot that "Sleep" was a shared method. Now if I could only share my sleep with someone else
Aha, me forgot that "Sleep" was a shared method. Now if I could only share my sleep with someone else
A Armin Zingler Dec 28, 2003 #5 Codemonkey said: Aha, me forgot that "Sleep" was a shared method. Now if I could only share my sleep with someone else Click to expand... You don't need anyone - Sleep is shared. ;-)))
Codemonkey said: Aha, me forgot that "Sleep" was a shared method. Now if I could only share my sleep with someone else Click to expand... You don't need anyone - Sleep is shared. ;-)))
H Herfried K. Wagner [MVP] Dec 28, 2003 #6 * "John said: Is there a wait or sleep command in vb.net? Click to expand... 'System.Threading.Thread.Sleep(<milliseconds>)'.
* "John said: Is there a wait or sleep command in vb.net? Click to expand... 'System.Threading.Thread.Sleep(<milliseconds>)'.