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Instead of using events.<br />
Modify a Public Property of the Class.<br />
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and reference it with a timer of the <br />
Parent Application.<br />

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Instead of using events.
Modify a Public Property of the Class.

and reference it with a timer of the
Parent Application.


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I get roughly the same performance. &nbsp;Since I am not raising very many events, this shouldn't affect performance any more than a timer polling the property. &nbsp;I think it has more to do with the fact that the ActiveX .EXE is running in the background.<br />

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I get roughly the same performance.  Since I am not raising very many events, this shouldn't affect performance any more than a timer polling the property.  I think it has more to do with the fact that the ActiveX .EXE is running in the background.


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Do you have some DoEvents in your code?<br />

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Oddly enough, even with the events today it appears that it is running the same speed whether it is standalone or through automation. &nbsp;Maybe something was hosed up yesterday.<br />

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Oddly enough, even with the events today it appears that it is running the same speed whether it is standalone or through automation.  Maybe something was hosed up yesterday.


ActiveX EXE performance

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