how to show time and welcome notes in same label

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hi
i want to give welcome notes first
and
after 10 secs in the same label it should show time
is that possible to do it

how to do it
do anyone know
in label text i typed welcome
and in form i typed Label7.Text = Now
this shows time

Posted 25-Jan-12 10:03am

morrish7

Updated 26-Jan-12 9:51am

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 25-Jan-12 16:57pm

First off all, I must say, such behavior irritates most user. Consider not doing it.

The question is not fully formulated. You need to tag you UI library or application type. What is it: WPF, Forms, Silverlight, ASP.NET? Tag it, not just mention. Also, explain what's your problem. Use "Improve question".
--SA

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 25-Jan-12 16:58pm

A suggestion to all experts:

We should stop attempting to answer any questions if OP does not properly specify type of application, UI library and other relevant detail which would exclude this kind of confusion. All type mentioned in the question should be written in fully-qualified form. We should request it and only answer when OP comply. Multiple failures to specify such detail became a curse of this forum.

--SA

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Nasir M@hmood · Answer 1 · 2012-01-25T18:12:00

Solution 1

very simple.lets your timer delay is 1 sec

C#

var count=0;

in your timer function

C#

void timer_function()
{
if(cout >= 10)
{
   label1.text=DateTime.Now.Tostring();
}
else
   count++;
}

Posted 25-Jan-12 18:12pm

Nasir M@hmood