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Timer Help Hi im new to VB and ive built a program that uses two timers to produce an osilating output..But i want to change the value of each timer INTERVAL prior to running the timers. Ive created two txt boxes to hold the timer interval times and a start button..It all works at the moment except the txt boxes..
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This is a very simple process
all you have to do to change the interval is this.
for example
[code]frminput.timer1.interval=1000
frminput.timer2.interval=1000 [code]
all you have to do is put this code were you want it. ex command button or form load
just place it in the area you want.
also 1000 is = to 1sec in vb.
i hope this was of some help.
all you have to do to change the interval is this.
for example
[code]frminput.timer1.interval=1000
frminput.timer2.interval=1000 [code]
all you have to do is put this code were you want it. ex command button or form load
just place it in the area you want.
also 1000 is = to 1sec in vb.
i hope this was of some help.
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Originally Posted by 2thestart 
This is a very simple process
all you have to do to change the interval is this.
for example
[code]frminput.timer1.interval=1000
frminput.timer2.interval=1000 [code]
all you have to do is put this code were you want it. ex command button or form load
just place it in the area you want.
also 1000 is = to 1sec in vb.
i hope this was of some help.
Thanks for you reply..if i wanted a txt box to set the interval timer i could just change the 1000 in your code to a variable ''say I''..Its a work in progress thought..lol
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For a text box i would do
n=val(frminput.text1.text)
and you can now put "n" into the timer code i gave you
frminput.timer1.interval=n
n=val(frminput.text1.text)
and you can now put "n" into the timer code i gave you
frminput.timer1.interval=n
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Originally Posted by 2thestart
For a text box i would do
n=val(frminput.text1.text)
and you can now put "n" into the timer code i gave you
frminput.timer1.interval=n
Thanks il have a play tonight...thanks alot for your time..u have saved me hours..
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