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- From: Mduerig@eye.ch (M. Duerig)
- Subject: Re: How to access miliseconds?
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- Date: Wed, 21 Feb 1996 20:15:21 GMT
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- >If you get a true millisecond timing resolution with SetTimer, please, email me how you have done
- >such a miracle :-).
- >Honnestly, SetTimer is right to maintain a clock displaying or things like that, but it has not a
- >millisecond precision.
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- I think you could use functions exported by the mmsystem.dll. They
- allow millisecond precision.
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- See Timer functions in mmsystem.hlp
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- Michael
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