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Author: Rytis Tekorius

Set this to your timer frame: mydate = new Date(); time = (mydate.getHours()+":"+myDate.getMinutes()) Then make frames to one minute (in 12fps it's 722frame) the last frame make a key frame and set action: gotoAndPlay(1); This will change every minute. Thats it, you done your local time counter. Good luck working with flash!!! ;-)))

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Added: 2005-05-27
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