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  • Under Timer! put this: Label1.Text = My.Computer.Clock.LocalTime

    This will show the date and the time in Label1 without any clicking

  • thanks

  • Make a label and a timer and double click form1 and type timer1.enabled = true

    then

    timer1: label1.text = timeofday

  • Thnx. Learned a new piece of code

  • I added a calender to mine.

  • SWEET.

  • THX! i subbed

  • LOL< so simple, great tut.

  • now i got it working, it doesn't stall when i click on it anymore. this is an addition to gvidda os, thanks!

  • it works considering u have to click the text to view it. Other than that, it works.

  • Hmm, it shouldnt be like that (As you can see that didnt happen for me)

  • hm... i know, i get the same problem, is beacouse u try to use 2 LABELS on a single timer, make a new timer and link it to another timer and it will work fine.

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