AnalogClock.mdb

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   Analog clock using only VBA (no controls). I was intrigued with writing an analog
clock and the clocks available through VB all used the VB line method of drawing.
Access is different! There is a LineSlant property to be set as well as calculating
the start and end points. I put the start points, end points and line slant into
an array and just call the coordinates from the array every second. This is only
the first pass as I want to pass the dimensions to the clock for resizing, setting
the colors and offsets for time zones etc etc.

Hopefully I will get a chance to update it soon.

Access 97 and 2000 versions included

Download Access 2k2 & Access97: uploads/41/AnalogClock.zip

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Stephen Yale Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Contributor Joined: 30 Jun 2008 Status: Offline Points: 1	Post Options Post Reply Quote Stephen Yale Report Post Thanks(0) Quote Reply Topic: AnalogClock.mdb Posted: 10 Jul 2008 at 2:50am
	Analog clock using only VBA (no controls). I was intrigued with writing an analog clock and the clocks available through VB all used the VB line method of drawing. Access is different! There is a LineSlant property to be set as well as calculating the start and end points. I put the start points, end points and line slant into an array and just call the coordinates from the array every second. This is only the first pass as I want to pass the dimensions to the clock for resizing, setting the colors and offsets for time zones etc etc. Hopefully I will get a chance to update it soon. Access 97 and 2000 versions included Download Access 2k2 & Access97: uploads/41/AnalogClock.zip
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