Is there a function in Visual Basic suspends the execution of a program for microseconds?

No, the best result you can reach in that context is an interruption of one second. Hopefully, there is online code to adapt yours to milliseconds treatment. The trick consists in using the wait() function, which accepts a time argument, the time the system begins to work again (typically, you'll decide to code : wait(now+ x milliseconds) ). The Time argument is a string.

The "Now" value can be expressed with a milliseconds precision with a function available at :

http://www.freevbcode.com/ShowCode.Asp?ID=1618

Use this function and then code a function that "increment" the string by the delay you want to define.

That's no short work, a wish you a lot a pleasure by doing it!

In VB2005 you can use

System.Threading.Thread.Sleep(milliSeconds)

This will put the current thread to sleep in effect halting your program for the number of milliseconds.

Try sleep() Command

Regards

http://www.searchfordata.com/forums/