Joined: Fri Jan 06, 2006 3:21 pm Posts: 12388 Location: Portland, OR USA
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RaiseEvent calls the event in a subclass of SER. Events are called by the Super, not by the class itself. If you put an instance of SER on the window and put code in the TimerAction event in the window's code editor, then that code would execute. Or if you create another class and make its Super SER, and fill out code in the TimerAction event handler, it would execute. But RaiseEvent in SER does not execute code in SER. Only in a subclass/instance of SER.
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