The Enabled property specifies whether the procedure should be called at the specified interval. If set to False, the procedure will not be called. This can be set a run-time and design-time.
The interval property specifies how often the procedure is called in milliseconds that takes effect when a Timer control's Enabled property is set to True. For example, a value of 10,000 milliseconds equals 10 seconds. The maximum, 65,535 milliseconds, is equivalent to just over 1 minute. This can be set a run-time and design-time.
Please note that the Timer control is not always accurate, and if your PC is very busy, the Timer event will not fire until it has some free time.
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