Yaniv, Use Environment.TickCount to get tickcounts. you can derive a millisecond time from this.
M Mike Menapace Jul 13, 2003 #1 Yaniv, Use Environment.TickCount to get tickcounts. you can derive a millisecond time from this.
P Peter Foot [MVP] Jul 13, 2003 #2 This is correct, DateTime and TimeSpan objects on Windows CE do not support Milliseconds. Peter -- Peter Foot Windows Embedded MVP In The Hand http://www.inthehand.com Handheld Interactive Reference Guides
This is correct, DateTime and TimeSpan objects on Windows CE do not support Milliseconds. Peter -- Peter Foot Windows Embedded MVP In The Hand http://www.inthehand.com Handheld Interactive Reference Guides
