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Visual Basic Tutorials : High Resolution Timing in Visual Basic
| So, you're interested in having your functions act at specific time intervals, eh? Naturally you would turn to the Timer Control included with VB. Unfortunately, the timer control has a resolution of ~55ms. 55ms seems like a very short time to us, but to the computer, 55ms is an agonizingly long time. Don't torture your computer! Use accurate and high-resolution timing methods. |  |
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