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Is there a standard algorithm that can take the output of difftime (which is in seconds) and use it to print out the number of minutes, hours, days, weeks, etc.? I was going to try and calculate this myself by using the modulo, etc. but thought that something might pre-exist..

So, what do you do? What do you like? What do you hate? What are your hobbies? I think we all know that we have computers in common. Some of us are into programming, while others into networking, hardware, etc. But what's the other side of you like? The side …

Hey everyone. I am not sure of any of you are familiar with the term MUD (which is Multi User Dungeon, a text-based game). If not feel free to go over to [url]www.mudconnect.com[/url] to check it out. Anyway, back to my post. What I am currently planning on doing is …

I need to show three frames consecutively for 500 msecs on a form then move to a new form. I have tried calling a sub procedure to do this but it doesn't work. Can anyone help please?

I know you use strcmp() with strings and that if it is equal to zero, they match. But, how do you see if one string is less than the other? I want to compare SSN's to see if 12345620 is less than or greater than 123456708. Thanks for any input.

Hi to everyone... Just for clarification and added information...can someone please explain deeper what are VB RUNTIME Files and its use or benefit if i dont have VB software. Your response would most likely help me before i start programming in VB, thanks a lot.