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Is there a certain portion of your script where this "problem" is happening specifically. Which lines in your script are taking more than a few seconds to run ? Remember, your script can only do one thing at time (regpoke the registry or update the clock) it can't do both at the same time, unless you want to get into the messy business of spawning-off subscripts (multi-threaded-like) using the RUN command. I don't think you really want to go there just to get a clock to update accurately.
In fact, if I was to recommend something, i would remove the timer from the script altogether, and just update the clock label at fortuitous points though-out your script. The clock will appear to update in a somewhat "chunky" fashion, but what the heck, its just the current time.
Anyways, if there is one part of your script that is taking alot of time, please post the lines ...
-Shawn
[ 01. October 2003, 18:37: Message edited by: Shawn ]
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