Stop watch function in N79

I fail to find stop watch function in N79. Do I need to install it? If yes, how and from where? Please help. Thanks.
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Many thanks for your help. I use the stopwatch and countdown timer at at work and also sometimes when Cooking!
Does anybody know why Nokia decided to not include this feature? I would have thought this is now become a basic feature of a Mobile. I also used to use it to time xtra time when watching my team, Bury FC. I have bought a timer from the Ovi store but its not very good and seems to use a lot of battery power. I'm sure if Nokia design and create a timer and stopwatch it would be as good as in previous mobiles, being more integrated into the phone. Just my thoughts on what is otherwise a very good phone.

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There are some basic functions you expect on every phone, not least on the flag ship of Nokia. I havn't had a nokia for a while but my last one had both timer and stop watch, I was really surprised to find these functions were missing and that you have to pay for third party apps to get these functions.
There are several threads on this forum about these apps missing from other S60 models. Are there any plans on releasing these apps or do I need to get the freeking egg timer?

Thanks for that, great app! Simple and functional.
It has a bug in it though. When the counter gets down to 5 sec or so, the time changes to 9.59.59. It happened twice the first two minutes I tested the app but I haven't been able to reproduce it now for a while now. Hope it doesn't happen when the cake is in the oven
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Although I appreciate this information, it still doesn't actually solve the problem. I can't see an error in the logic (or the code). The fact that the formatting works most of the time suggests that the problem does not lie there. As well, I use the same basic code for other time related displays e.g. countdown timers where the user sets a maximum time and the computer stops when zero is reached. I haven't had an error is these programs.
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> I have this code placed in the second frame of my
timeline. It is there
> to pause the playhead for 4 seconds before moving onto
the next frame.
>
> Problem with the code is that once the statement is true
it keeps
> jumping ahead doing a perpetual nextFrame.
>
> I want to reset the variables and stop the function. I
have no idea what
> I am doing.
>
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Attachments:
single channel, CV, amp v8.vi ‏875 KB

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single channel, CV, amp v9.vi ‏873 KB

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Hi
This question corresponds to the thread
http://forums.ni.com/t5/LabVIEW/Stopwatch-without-pausing-the-program/m-p/828959
The stopwatch.vi cannot be used as a subVI.
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Stopwatch[3].vi ‏34 KB

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testing whole string.vi ‏46 KB
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