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Quite a while ago, I made myself a digital clock for VB. It's not your normal PC clock... It uses images for each number of the clock.
It may not show the correct time, as daylight-savings-time messes up window's system clock. This uses the getsystemtime API to find the time. It sets up a clock user-control consisting of 4 digital number user-controls.
Try it out, It may need modifications/optimizations to get the code right. Do what you want with the code
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I'm not downloading anything from anyone who's going to obliterate peeps, hahaha
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LOL! This is what I do it with! heh heh heh...
http://www.vbforums.com/
(Honestly, I think this machine is too big...)
The picture is currently having problems... If not working, do right click on pic, ---> show picture. Otherwise, use this:
http://ctos.chosenplanet.com/DISRUPTER1.JPG
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That's a pretty neat program you got there.
I don't use the Windows clock because it swallows every Memory bone that it can. And also, because I have a clock to the right of my screen.
Viva la memory!!! Ha ha!!!
P.S. Why did you put your project in it too?
,Asaf Sagi
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I put the projects in so you could have the source code as well as the sample program.
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It's cool :cool: but it comes up with a time several hours early. I'm assuming this is because you have set it to your own timezone. Perhaps you could make this changable and/or read from the timezone set in Windows...
Looks good BTW.