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QuestionDoes any method to get date.now in with minisecond? Pin
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mveDave Kreskowiak16-Mar-06 4:30 
What's a minisecond?? I take it you're talking about a millisecond?

The DateTime structure can only return the time accurate to about 10 milliseconds on an NT Kernel machines and about 55 milliseconds on Win9x, no greater. This is because of system timer limitations, not because of any bug in the .NET Framework.

What are you trying to do with such an accurate time?

You can get the current time, down to the approximate millisecond, with:
Dim currDateTime As DateTime = DateTime.Now()
Debug.WriteLine( String.Format("Current Time: {0}", currDateTime.ToLongTimeString) )
Debug.WriteLine( String.Format("Current Milliseconds: {0}", currDateTime.Millisecond) )



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