However i had yet to master the game and could only beat his time with soft tires.

A few years on and i give it another try and using normal sport tires i beat jeremy’s time and it also took half an hour. Respect to the jez!

So time for the gloat i got a 1′40.375 on lap 39…wrote this and then fell asleep.

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I was dead tired when I first came across your solution. I was determined to figure out how it worked rather than just cut and paste, but my brain was clearly not functioning. The light in the attic that is my head has finally come on (“OOOoohhhhh!”) Thanks again, this will save another half hour or so for me in my mad rush to get a project working today so I owe you one!

Matthew Kaney :

I am utterly confused, especially considering there are people that claim in worked brilliantly. HOW could this work? The code is totally nonsense

1) you declare the systemcursorid enum, but nowhere in your code do you use it.
2) in function UseHand you have an object “cursor” where do you define it? it’s not native to VBA
3) in this function you use method cursor.usesystemcursor IDC_HAND.. ?? I would assume you meant to use your enum here
4) in the code you make calls to 2 API functions: SetCursor and LoadCursor, yet you declare GetClipCursor, GetCursor, ClipCursor, GetCursorPos, SetCursorPos, ShowCursor and never use them.

Have I lost it or are you just full of b.s.?

I wouldn’t go as far to say as you’ve lost it but I hope this helps…
1) The enum SystemCursorID is used by UseSystemCursor function as the type for an argument and by UseHand directly to specify IDC_HAND. That is, IDC_HAND is short for SystemCursorID.IDC_Hand.
2) This code is to be placed in a module called Cursor (as described in the article text). Specifying Cursor.UseSystemCursor speeds execution slightly (it’s the same as using or omitting Me. when accessing Form properties) and lets me know, months down the line, where the function is.
3) It does use the enum. It is shorthand for SystemCursorID.IDC_HAND. It auto-completes because the UseSystemCursor only takes a SystemCursorID as an argument. Admittedly, I probably should have used the full syntax.
4) Absolutely right. Two reasons for this. Firstly, when I write a function such as this I tend to gather all the relevant API Declare’s first so that, if I need to at a later date, I can map the remaining API functions to VBA code. Secondly, this article is an extract of my Cursor module and only contains the VBA code that does the cursor-hand thing and the Declare’s were just left in.

1) you declare the systemcursorid enum, but nowhere in your code do you use it.
2) in function UseHand you have an object “cursor” where do you define it? it’s not native to VBA
3) in this function you use method cursor.usesystemcursor IDC_HAND.. ?? I would assume you meant to use your enum here
4) in the code you make calls to 2 API functions: SetCursor and LoadCursor, yet you declare GetClipCursor, GetCursor, ClipCursor, GetCursorPos, SetCursorPos, ShowCursor and never use them.

Have I lost it or are you just full of b.s.?

I own the three consoles, ps3 360 and wii. First up i have to say the wii is like a party console, anyone can pick it up and do alright at it. Its good if you got some ladies over.

Now the ps3 and 360
In my opinion they both look almost the same, some times one more than the other, perhaps the 360 lags abit but nothing major.

Dont get me started on fail rates! 360 has something like 33%, ps3 and wii >1%.
In saying that i have never had any issuse with any of my machines.

Online play there is not alot of difference perhaps the 360 plays smoother online less lag and jumpiness, again very minor.
Other than that you have to pay for xbox live psn is free.

What i like best? I buy the exlusive games i want for that console and with multi platform games i go ps3, just an overall preference.

Also lol @ console preference determining your sexual preference^^…honestly