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Here is the program I just wrote that splits time very nicely into three parts and puts them into an array... DECLARE SUB gorp () DIM SHARED array(2) AS STRING * 2 CALL gorp PRINT array(0) PRINT array(1) PRINT array(2) ------ this part here gets created as a SUBROUTINE call: SUB gorp SHARED array() ...

Unfortunately I have now way of creating a link to a program that is on a webpage , as I cant seem to get my webpage working correctly is there any way I can post /upload a file to this forum?? will you ever host files directly?? I have this program I have had for a long long time that I wrote sever...

this is assuming you are using seconds as the input or such.. here is another way: create a blank string (empty ) to hold the desired output : tim$ like this tim$="" split the number into separate parts: hour%=seconds%/3600 min% = (seconds% mod 60)/60 sec =seconds% mod 60 then convert each to string...

I have just recently made a pair of programs that allows you to convert any data or file form Binary mode ascii to hexadecimal and back (with no formating or spaces etc..) I have tested it fully and it works I don't know if this applies to the question at hand... if you are interested Email me at dr...

or.... Why not simply use Mid$??? You can get all three parts just using that one alone and better yet you can do it in a loop... and place the output into an array of strings, in one easy step... the advantage?? the whole set of related time sets of characters are neatly sored away into a single ob...