Can a timers 'interval' be Set via a Textbox value edited on a windows form?

[jalexander]

I have a timer set at 250000 after I click "start" on my program (i.e. it doesn't start till i tell it to). My question is...if I place Textbox22.Text on my form...Can edit the timer pause in the program on the fly (*aka already compiled*) via that Textbox22.Text & If so how do I do it. Can I just place Textbox22.Text in place of seconds on the actual timer edit window in my visual studio GUI? And just have Textbox22's text already set to 250000? (then later i can change it before starting the program/timer to achieve a different delay before the timer pops off) If not how would I go about making a timer's amount of time editable via the compiled windows form?

I originally did a google search & came up with this msdn forum post http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/For...5-139b0b597546
So i did my homework before posting...its just that post is way over my head & complicated for me. I think that person's needs were not as simple as mine.

Any example is appreciated! And I always make sure to give thanks for all replies * well the ones not making fun of me anyways *

Thanks Bunches! GoOse