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From: large@cerebellum.cis.ohio-state.edu (E. large)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac.hypercard
Subject: millisecond timing in hypercard
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Date: 13 May 91 18:24:09 GMT
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Sorry if I'm bringing up an already solved problem, but...

I have a linguist friend who wants to do some reaction time studies.
He has some very nice Hypercard software to do this, but unfortunately
he needs better than the 16.6 msec timing accuracy the program
provides.  Being a computer science grad student, he asked me to look
into the problem for him.  I found a 1989 paper by Westall, et.al.
from Drexel University which contains source code for a program called
MilliTimer.  This seems to be what I need.  Does anyone know where I
might be able to get a copy.  Might it be available as an XFCN
somewhere?  Is there anything better?  Please tell me I don't have to
type it in and assemble it myself, etc, etc...

Thanks in advance,

Ed
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