--- In [email protected], "thricipio" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > : > [snip] > : > To be candid, I think this is a bit beyond my current conversance > with the finer points (?) of PPro programming. I figure a fallback > solution for me might be to find a java script that would place a > countdown timer on a webpage (I think these are plentiful out there > on the Web). And while it'd be easy enough for me to create a > webpage, I'd rather have this incorporated into my PPro desktop. > : > [snip] > :
The more I look at this, the more I think I might be able to figure it out... just takes me forever! But I'd like to try... To the extent that I *can* figure it out (assuming I'm figuring correctly -- big assumption), it seems that the code shown here . . . http://tinyurl.com/2y4yke . . . raises a question about the FILL statements; i.e., shouldn't they both be the same, since one can get either a double-digit hours value or a double-digit minutes value? Having read the help info on the FILL statement, it's a little unclear to my mind as to whether "0" or "00" would be required. Perhaps, "0" will pad a single-digit value but NOT truncate a double- digit value. If that's the case, then "0" should suffice in both instances. ________ Thri ¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯
