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Old March 12th, 2006, 12:35 PM
JDW
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How can I set an analogue clock in a Form ?

JDW
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Old March 12th, 2006, 09:35 PM
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JDW wrote:
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> How can I set an analogue clock in a Form ?
>
> JDW
> Belgium
> Europe.[/color]
Create a field to display time in whatever format you like. Then set a
timer interval in the form to update the time. Check out the
TimerInterval and OnTimer properties in the form's property sheet.

Be aware that the overhead on the form will slow the form down. Also,
remember that the timer interval is in milliseconds. Thus, 1 second is
1000.

Your OnTimer event might be something like
Me.TextField = Time()

It might be better to simply have the folks look at the time in the
start bar.
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Old March 14th, 2006, 12:05 PM
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"salad" <oil@vinegar.com> schreef in bericht
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> JDW wrote:
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>> How can I set an analogue clock in a Form ?
>> JDW
>> Belgium
>> Europe.[/color]
> Create a field to display time in whatever format you like. Then set a
> timer interval in the form to update the time. Check out the
> TimerInterval and OnTimer properties in the form's property sheet.
>
> Be aware that the overhead on the form will slow the form down. Also,
> remember that the timer interval is in milliseconds. Thus, 1 second is
> 1000.
>
> Your OnTimer event might be something like
> Me.TextField = Time()
>
> It might be better to simply have the folks look at the time in the start
> bar.[/color]



Thanks,
but look at http://wereld.startkabel.nl/k/wereld/index.php?nr=1
This is the clock I want in a Form...

JDW


 

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