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[Qintus <Qi...@se...>]

Hello,

I have Win32 program which uses SetTimer(), WM_TIMER and KillTimer() fo=
r writing actual time to file. Program compiles and runs normally, but =
WindowProcedure() dont receive any message WM_TIMER.

I found on internet page, where is mentioned "Support of timer in Win95=
 is not good, use timer from Win98 higher."

Is this true, or is problem in Dev-cpp version 4.01?

Thanks for any answers and ideas,

Ian
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