Chris Dziemborowicz

You're right that the documentation says that it only checks for cancellation if it actually suspends. And it makes some sense that it doesn't suspend if the delay is `0`,...

Yup. The idea is that it would be saved timers and recent inputs.

It's been a requested feature in the past. I think the counter would count only during continuous looping. If at any point you stop the timer, the counter would reset....

The likely cause is the single-instance behavior of Hourglass. When you launch Hourglass.exe a second (or subsequent) time, the new process sends a message to the already running instance of...

Given how close .NET 6.0 is to release, it probably makes sense to wait and do a one-time migration. I haven't had time to see how much work it would...

Does converting the files to .wav files resolve the issue? Could you post the sound files (or [email them to me](https://chris.dziemborowicz.com/contact/) if you can't post them here) so I can...

Hmm. Keeps coming back... Is this the same physical PC? And the same sound files? I'm afraid I don't have a good idea why it wouldn't work.

Under the hood, the relevant .NET Framework code that Hourglass uses relies on Windows Media Player. I've added some code in a commit that hasn't shipped yet to display an...

That's good feedback. I think whenever I actually find time to work on this app again I'll have to replace the code for playing sounds with something that doesn't rely...

Replacing the WMP dependency with something like [NAudio](https://github.com/naudio/NAudio) is probably a good idea. This may also resolve #150.