I'd like to know if it's possible to get time with Visual Basic under
Windows 3.11, with more accuracy than one second. With languages as
Turbo C or Turbo Pascal under DOS, you can easily get current time with
milliseconds elapsed, but I don't know how to do that under Win3.11.
Thanks for your help!

You might want to try making an external program in BASIC or C and having
the  VB prog open the external prog and have it write to a .txt  or .dat the
current time.... in other words.....

VB.mak

DO
RUN C:/GetTime.exe
MsgBox "GetTime.dat"
LOOP UNTIL INKEY$ <> ""

GetTime.exe

OPEN GetTime.dat
GetTime.dat = TIME$
CLOSE

This is a mix of Actual code and "talk"

Puter Wiz

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Try using a timer control....
The standard timer supplied with VB is highly inaccurate,
though. I would recommend downloading an eval copy
of the HITIMER control from www.mabry.com.