.. and its entirely up to you to somehow keep the PC clock accurate enough! The prog was thrown together in VB6 this afternoon and barely tested enough to ensure it did what it said on the tin. I ca
A problem with the scheme you suggest, Graham, is that PC clocks maintain time badly, and will drift by several seconds overnight which makes a mockery of the idea of precisely timed sequential liste
Thank you for that Jay, The idea is to have a system thats quite relaxed , with wide guard bands to allow for system 'cycle time' and clock errors , so anone can join in with a pc , sync'd to the int
Ok Andy , <?xml:namespace prefix = o ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:office" /> Thank?s for your comment?s, The ?idea? is based on what you could call ?operating experience? over the last year
.. and its entirely up to you to somehow keep the PC clock accurate enough! NTP is embedded in most major operating systems. This should be good to about 20ms over the Internet, although NTP does su
Hi all, This is something that may be of interest .. To a programmer or two or three ? There exists collectively the expertise, but can anyone see a way of producing the system? The idea came initial
Been using Dimension4 for several years now on a number of different computers. You can pick any time server and choose the synchronization down to seconds - if necessary. Not sure if this is accurat
Sounds like that and 'Dimension 4' to keep the clock updated would be perfect. Thanks David G0MRF In a message dated 11/02/2008 16:21:26 GMT Standard Time, [email protected] writes: On my web
