If I use a timer control on a form in VB6, I know the smallest time interval is 1 ms. However, if I want something to be faster than that, say 0.1 ms or even faster, is it possible to do that?
There has been discussion on this forum before that has proven that even if you set the interval to 1 there is no way that the processor can actually keep up with that. I don't remember exactly what that threshold was. If memory serves correctly (and it's processor dependent) it was somewhere around the 50's...
Sure. There are higher resolution timers than the system timer (which is what VB's Timer is derived from). As bjd4c comments, this has come up a number of times in the forum. Try a keyword search. If you cannot find what you are looking for, post here again and we'll try to help further
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