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Comments by Member 11577008 (Top 5 by date)
Member 11577008
19-May-17 8:30am
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That fixed it!!!!
However I still am not quite sure I completely understand the issue yet, but I'll be wrapping my brain around it for sure!
Thank you so much!
Member 11577008
18-May-17 7:29am
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Thanks, Point taken, and I completely understand that those who help here are doing it voluntarily and didn't mean to come across as demanding.
Member 11577008
18-May-17 7:25am
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Thanks, I realized it was a mistake after I posted it, and then figured out where the comment link was. I didn't realize though that my post was no longer visible. I've been reading codeproject for years, but as you've probably guessed, these are my first requests for help.
Member 11577008
17-May-17 17:17pm
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I forgot to explain this async method gets called from another class which handles the 3D imaging.... currently that class waits on "continue" input from me, so I know that part is currently synchronous, and the two are not running over the tops of each other.
Member 11577008
17-May-17 15:32pm
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I'm still struggling with this. The original post was a "Hello World" type of example.
But now I'm working on the actual project and I have to get it done.
Again the problem is, if I call for the same task multiple times, I'm getting a new Task running correctly PLUS and all of the previous Tasks running again.
I'm seriously considering going back to BackgroundWorker