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Also see here for NUM LOCK<br />
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<a href="http://www.freevbcode.com/ShowCode.Asp?ID=1144" rel="ugc">FreeVBCode.com</a>
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Also see here for NUM LOCK

FreeVBCode.com [http://www.freevbcode.com/ShowCode.Asp?ID=1144]

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I thaught i did accept their answer already
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I thaught i did accept their answer already

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I am attempting to accept his solution now - but it doesn't appear to be letting me...
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I am attempting to accept his solution now - but it doesn't appear to be letting me...

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Was trying to figure this out for a while now - but cant at all.<br />
Basically what i want to do is, using Visual Basic:<br />
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I want VB to analyze a specific file and, if that file has not been updated for the last 15 minutes, i want the R key to be pressed.<br />
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I also have another, similar thing i need to do which i cant figure out:<br />
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I want VB to analyze the same as the above file and, if that file has been updated within the last 5 minutes, i want the NUM lock to be toggled on<br />
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Sounds simple enough i know, but i, nor my google attempts, can figure it out<br />
much appreciated to anyone who can help
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Was trying to figure this out for a while now - but cant at all.
Basically what i want to do is, using Visual Basic:

I want VB to analyze a specific file and, if that file has not been updated for the last 15 minutes, i want the R key to be pressed.

I also have another, similar thing i need to do which i cant figure out:

I want VB to analyze the same as the above file and, if that file has been updated within the last 5 minutes, i want the NUM lock to be toggled on

Sounds simple enough i know, but i, nor my google attempts, can figure it out
much appreciated to anyone who can help

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