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Returns/sets a value that determines how often a client is notified of countdown progress. Measured in milliseconds.
ccrpCountdown.Interval[ = value As Long ]
The Interval property of the Countdown object determines how often Tick events will fire during the countdown. Unlike the behavior of Visual Basic's intrinsic Timer control, setting the Interval to 0 does not disable the countdown timer. Rather, setting the Interval to 0 tells the ccrpTimers library to use the MinimumResolution offered by the hardware. In most cases, this is 1 millisecond.
Use the Duration property to set how long you want the countdown to last. The Timer event will fire when this duration has transpired. The Interval property should be set to a value less than or equal to that used for Duration, as the Interval property determines how often the Countdown object checks to see if the the specified duration has passed.
The time remaining in a countdown may be determined at any time by querying the TimeRemaining property.
Set the Enabled property to True to begin a countdown, or to False to interrupt a countdown.
Long
100 (1/10 second)