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CurtyCurt
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Anyone know of a quick and easy way of grabbing the ellapsed time of an interval on a Timer. Since Adobe doesn’t have a pause method for the Timer Class.
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VF
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Put this line when timer starts:
var timeStart:int = new Date().getTime();Then you can find the elapsed time using this line whenever needed:
var elapsedTime:int = new Date().getTime()-timeStart;
The value will be in milliseconds.
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marpies
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Gotta build one yourself 
Check this out…
http://www.lewinzki.com/tutorials/actionscript/pausetimer.php
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VF ....Exactly what i was looking for ! Thanks Dude!
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