Yes it is. Just create it and make sure the user written class is in a a
project that references System.Windows.Forms. If you are doing this in a dll
however I'd suggest using the Threading.Timer (note that it's callback comes
back on a different thread) as it is designed for that purpose.
Yes it is. Just create it and make sure the user written class is in a a
project that references System.Windows.Forms. If you are doing this in a dll
however I'd suggest using the Threading.Timer (note that it's callback comes
back on a different thread) as it is designed for that purpose.
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