Visual Basic Timer/Clock/Countdown.

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Isn't there an API function that lets you do a more detailed timer function?
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Do you need to show the actual time or the countdown of a timer? If time then the format i.e. hour:minute:seconds?
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You can user Timer Function
dim t as double
t=timer

do while (timer-t)<10.1

loop

Timer-T Return how many Second and milisec in diff
Timer return how manu sec passed in the day
hour=timer/3600
minute=(timer mod 3600) / 60
second=((timer mod 3600) mod 60)
milisec=clng(timer)-timer
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Calculator overview
You can use Calculator to perform any of the standard operations for which you would normally use a handheld calculator. Calculator performs basic arithmetic, such as addition and subtraction, as well as functions found on a scientific calculator, such as logarithms and factorials.
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