Re: Baffling .NET Threading issue.
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Don't know if this helps since I'm somewhat new to threading but
you might want to try to put:
Thread.Sleep(0)
after the Start statement. I read somewhere that the thread can't
start until the current thread yields, either by a Sleep or an
End Sub. Most of the examples I've seen just happen to do the
Start as the last instruction in a subroutine, but if you have a long
unyielding process after the Start statement your new thread may
appear not to start.
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