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 [form.]timer.Interval[ = milliseconds&]
 
 Usage Notes
   ■ You can set a timer's Interval property at design time or run time.
 
   ■ When using the Interval property, remember:
     • The timer's Enabled property determines if a timer responds to the
       passage of time. Set Enabled to True (-1) to turn the timer on, and
       to False (0)) to turn it off. See: ◄Enabled Property►
     • Write a Timer event procedure to tell Visual Basic what to do each
       time the interval has passed. See: ◄Timer Control►  ◄Timer Event►