milliseconds...

[UnknownWarrior]

Lol this whole milliseconds once it gets up in the high numbers gets really confusing, is there any site that can convery milliseconds to mins or something? i want 1 hr and 30 mins but i keep getting confused, i know this is just a simple math problem but when i think hard about it i lose it lol, ya i know, im dumb lol, but any help?

[Paulie]

Lol this whole milliseconds once it gets up in the high numbers gets really confusing, is there any site that can convery milliseconds to mins or something? i want 1 hr and 30 mins but i keep getting confused, i know this is just a simple math problem but when i think hard about it i lose it lol, ya i know, im dumb lol, but any help?

well every 1 second is 1000 miliseconds

so 1hr and 30 mins

well there are 60 secs in a min, and sixty mins in an hour, which means that there are 3600 seconds in an hour, and that times 1000 = 3,600,000 milliseconds per hour

[Valuater]

Time Machine #1

$Minutes = 90 ; will wait 90 minutes

Local $60Count = 0, $begin = TimerInit()
While $Minutes > $60Count
    
    $dif = TimerDiff($begin)
    $dif2 = StringLeft($dif, StringInStr($dif, ".") -1)
    $Count = int($dif/1000)
    $60Count = Int($Count / 60)
    
    ToolTip("Minutes Required = " & $Minutes & @CRLF & "Minutes Past = " & $60Count & @CRLF & "Seconds Count = " & $Count & @CRLF & "Mili-Seconds Count = " & $dif2, 20, 20, "Time Machine #1", 1)
    
    Sleep(20)
    
WEnd

MsgBox(64, "Time-Up!!", "Your " & $Minutes & " minutes have passed    ")

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Edited January 25, 2007 by Valuater