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    Implementing popup message giving signals about maturity

    I made a small application that I managed just the deadlines of various kinds. I would love to have some ideas on how to implement a popup message giving signals (eg every hour) about the maturity. I first thought of implementing a service, but I'm still struggling with another application and server-side, and I am not yet successful to do something useful. My solution is based on the opening and then auto program, a joint program consisting of several small DLL and a graphical interface for managing data.

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    Re: Implementing popup message giving signals about maturity

    Could you tell me whether it is a web or a windows form? Can you elaborate for me explaining the whole mechanism? Because I am finding it difficult to suggest a solution with very less information provided on your post.

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    Re: Implementing popup message giving signals about maturity

    Windows Forms.

    Sorry, I forgot to explain myself better. The application is very simple:

    There is a database where you enter the various deadlines for certain obligations through the application made in C#. To the program, it works fine.

    The main thing that I would just add is that if the user is a bit 'absent', the program reads the deadlines, the comparisons with today's date and if the value is less than, for example 15 days, it signals via a popup screen.

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    Re: Implementing popup message giving signals about maturity

    Why not use a timer? Maybe you want a definite time constant type learn all about at 12, 13, 14 etc. regardless of the startup?

    The mechanism is simple, put a timer that makes extraction and collation of data, if you want to make commitments not to continue to be reported every tick of the timer, put a point of comparison such as a date/time with the classic check (or other) type "Remind me of time") in the form that will popup.

    If you are not clear, in a while you post an example.

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