Elec0
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 Posted: Mon Mar 10, 2008 7:36 am Post subject: [VB6]Current System Time/Date |
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This feature is awesome. With this you can get the time on your computer, and the date.
Tutorial Difficulty: 1 (CopyPaste)
Level: 5/5 Advanced
Okay, this is a very simple tutorial, but very nice.
Let's create a timer and a command button, and a label. Just leave the names as they are and change the timer's properties to Enabled = false interval= 100 (you can do 1000 if you want.)
Now add this code in the command button:
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Shell ("net time //server_name /set /y")
Timer1.Enabled = True
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I have no idea what the shell command does, but it work. The second line makes the timer enabled.
Then add this in the timer.
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Label1.Caption = FormatDateTime(Now, vbLongTime) + vbNewLine + FormatDateTime(Now, vbShortDate)
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You don't have to have the VbNewLine, but I did.
Now when you click on the button, it will keep track of the time, and date.
I love google.
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Now that you have learned the hard way, here is the easy way:
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Call Msgbox(Now & " " & Time & " " & Date)
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Will display the date and time, then the time then the date.
Thanks to Rezeyu for that (who you guys don't know.)
~Elec0
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