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Surprisingly, I had working code using SetTimer before I even knew how SetTimer was getting treated in the background. It was for a different function than what I was seeking help here for, so I'm still using it. I did my research and figured out how to use CreateWaitableTimer and most all that goes with it (Thank you _Superman_) and now I can poll for a timer event. I'm still unclear about one thing. I don't see any method to "Kill" the waitable version like with SetTimer. Is this ok? Do I still have housekeeping to do? The code is functioning after all.
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