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  1. Oct 17th, 2007, 07:45 AM #1
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    Re: N00b Question SetTimer KillTimer

    Hmmm...

    I Don't have an api solution, only a resounding question..
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    Re: N00b Question SetTimer KillTimer

    Quote Originally Posted by Harvey.Keitel
    I Don't have an api solution, only a resounding question..
    Your quote below indicated to me that the issue had been resolved.
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    Worked it out, just want to know if the inbuilt timer is just as reliable as the api ? which is better ?
    If this is not so, then what did you work out, and what is the remaining question?
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  3. Oct 17th, 2007, 08:19 AM #3
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    Re: N00b Question SetTimer KillTimer

    Sorry..
    I worked out how to do a schedule using the inbuilt timer only, can not find any examples with google for "Timer API" just the procedures and syntax, but not much else. I wish to find an example using the API , but wasn't sure of the accuracy of the VB Timer in the first instance.

    Can you or someone please just show me some meat ? Just the basics of setting the start time and the end time. And i should be able to work the rest out by myself.
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