If Tk is loaded you can use "after".
After permit to have a kind of "thread" which is run after the specified time.
If no code is furnished, it only waits.
So
(after 1000 '(format #t "Hello\n")) ; Print Hello after 1000ms
(after 2000) ; just wait 2s
-- Erick
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