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10/16/2000 1:38:02 PM:Themba Kriger
what kind of vb do you use?
looks
different
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10/16/2000 8:47:08 PM:Don Balmer
This project was done using VB6
Professional. The picture shows me
using it in VBA, to highlight its
versatility.
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10/17/2000 1:06:19 AM:Nathan Chere
Wow, so simple yet so flexible. I can't
believe I didn't think of it when I was
playing around with LCD displays. 5
Stars!!
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10/17/2000 7:27:52 PM:Gurhan KARTAL
This is great! Best LED control I've
ever seen...
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11/5/2000 12:04:42 AM:kloned
nice job.
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11/13/2000 2:39:05 AM:aleksisc
good work!
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5/11/2001 5:12:38 PM:Richard Cronk
Great control. Thanks for the work.
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9/16/2001 2:24:23 PM:johnjr
WOW WOW
good work
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9/17/2001 12:10:12 PM:Francois Bujold
Hi
Would it be too much to ask to get
a property "ForceDecimalPoint" to be
used to indicate the tenth of a second?
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9/20/2001 1:49:36 PM:Don Balmer
Adding a decimal point wouldn't be that
hard but i just don't have the time
these days.
Sorry
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5/17/2002 2:15:23 PM:Ken Foster
This is really a great display. The
best I've come across yet. A decimal
point would be a nice addition. Keep up
the great work.
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6/22/2002 6:54:55 PM:Ken Foster
To make the colons into a decimal
point,
just go into source code under
resize colon position and change all
four top properties to 6315 and all
four left properties to 225.If you
like, you can drag the images to that
location as well. Recompile into ocx
using a different name (I used
Rsz7SegDec)and you have a decimal in
the display.It still says forcecolons
in properties but it will be the
decimal. Hope this helps
someone.
Great display.
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