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4/15/1999 5:22:00 AM:ROBERTO RODRIGUEZ
Tu estas bien birrioso(estudiaste
bastante).
You has studied much...
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4/27/1999 7:44:00 PM:Chris
I love the idea of this control.
However, I've never personally
programmed a control so I have a really
dumb question. Do you just paste all of
this into a "user control" the compile
it?
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9/10/1999 3:12:00 AM:PacZero
This code has been updated and the
compiled ocx can be found at PacZero's
home page - http://paczero.cjb.net
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1/20/2000 5:20:07 PM:Richard
Thank you,PacZero!
It works fine for
my project.It's the best timer I ever
seen!
RW
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2/27/2000 11:26:37 PM:Shred303
Great code. Very easy to use. Worked
very well. Thanks! This picks up the
slack where the VB timer control really
fell short. Here's one suggestion.
Allow the minutes to be set more than
59 minutes. Ie. the control would
accept 90 minutes instead of having to
convert it to 1 hour and 30 minutes. Ok
ok I know that's really pushing it. We
have the source so when/if I get around
to making that change I'll post it.
Thanks! Thanks! Thanks!
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8/7/2000 5:27:34 PM:Luis A. Arcos
I like your control but I think I found
a bug. If you set the Enable property
to False, the timer continues to
function. You have to also set the
Interval to 0 in order for it to stop.
Please reply and let me know if this is
a bug or a design feature. Thank you.
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6/20/2003 5:33:28 AM:
Ther is no way that tis will go down to
one millisecound. How it won an award
is beyond me. I hahe linked it to
Mscomm and put a Scope on the output
and it is all over the place, and the
fastest it can go is about 50
millisecounds.
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6/20/2003 5:36:15 AM:
There is no way that this will go down
to one millisecond. How it won an award
is beyond me. I have linked it to
Mscomm and put a Scope on the output
and it is all over the place, and the
fastest it can go is about 50
milliseconds. And that is not constant.
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