#1 · Posted February 16 (edited) Is it possible to create a timer that has a leading time? In other words.. TimerInit() starts at 0, and goes forward through time. I need to create a timer that counts like TimerInit() but, starts from a preset # of seconds.. Like, I read a file capture a date and time, calculate the number of seconds from that date till now, and send that to the TimerInit() to start counting from that number of seconds. Assume, I already have the process in place to get the starting seconds. I just need help with the bit of code that starts the timer counting at the number of seconds I specify? Anyone? Thanks. Edited February 16 by zone97 Spoiler WinSizer 2.1 (01/04/2017) - Download - [ Windows Layout Manager ]Folder+Program (12/23/2016) - Download - [ USB Shortcut Creator ] Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
#2 · Posted February 16 Why not just add or delete the time from TimerDiff? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
#3 · Posted February 16 Yes, after some experimenting I figured it out.. I was making harder than it had to be.. Overthinking and all.. Happens.. Lol Spoiler WinSizer 2.1 (01/04/2017) - Download - [ Windows Layout Manager ]Folder+Program (12/23/2016) - Download - [ USB Shortcut Creator ] Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
