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  1. May 22nd, 2007, 04:24 PM #1
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    Exclamation How can I calculate the total time a user is connect??

    Hi, I need to calculate the total time a user is connected in my program?? How can I do this?? Since the user logon.
    Thanks a lot
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    Re: How can I calculate the total time a user is connect??

    Quote Originally Posted by heatcat
    Hi, I need to calculate the total time a user is connected in my program?? How can I do this?? Since the user logon.
    Thanks a lot
    Using an array (if you have tons of users you want to track) and the gettickcount() command (search vbforums for it if you need more help) should be enough...use 2 variables, one for start and one for finish, and the difference is in milliseconds (1000 = 1 second)
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