Well, I'm STILL a C# newbie! Sometimes, I think I'm going backwards!

Can someone point me to some C# code for the code-behind plumbing on a small WPF form that displays a count-up or count-down timer?

This is a very simple need. I just want the user to be able to launch a small on-screen form with controls that allow him to start atimer that showselapsed timein "HH:MM:SS" format. It would also be nice to allow the user to simply type in an amount of time and then click the [Start] button to start a count down with an audio and visual alert at the end of the specifiedtime.

I have been searching forsome sample codeon-and off for several weeks but I have not yet found code that makes sense for what I want to do -- which is incredibly simple in VBA but apparently a bit more complex in C#, especially if the Timer needs to run on a different thread (which may or may not be required). Most of what I have found is code designed for doing performance timing on applications.

Any advice on this will be most appreciated.

Thanks,

Mike,

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