>>Of course you can always go to http://www.eecis.udel.edu/~ntp/software.html and download some software to synchronize your computer's clock with real time. *g*
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>>Best,
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>Doug,
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>But what is "real time"? I mean all those electrons running around inside the computer at speeds of light and beyond are causing a wrap in the time fabric and that may be why the clock beats to its own pacer. Stick in a piece of slow hardware and the time fabric is totaly confused, should time go faster because of the slow hardware ro slower because of the fast electrons.
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>All it takes is one tachyon in there and everything gets all messed up. I mean those damn tachyons, they are always getting where they are going before they leave where they are so they are always someplace that they aren't. This can really mess up the clock.
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>Stick a high gravity effect into this soup and who knows what will happen.

Jim,

*g*

Sooo... Feeling a little fiesty this evening are we...? *bg*

I remember during the VFP2.0 beta when SQL quesies returned negative time. I've often wondered if they just ran their results through a MAX(return_time,0) function. *rof'l*

Best,

DD

PS - Give the kids & momma a hug & kiss for Karol and me...