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May 6th, 2005, 06:46 AM
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Re: Using Random() Question
 Originally Posted by Lil Ms Squirrel
Wossy....perhaps you could provide a pointer to the MSDN article online because personally I found it to be quite unhelpful on the subject and there's no real tutorial or discussion in MSDN...
I agree. The problem with the MSDN approach, even when you have fathomed it out, is that it only produces a different set of numbers each time you use it if you do not turn your computer off in between. You have to use a seed based on something independent of the computer. EG use a permanent start date and use the elapsed seconds to NOW as a basis.
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