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04-29-2010, 08:27 AM
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It seems like it might actually be a bit worse than that. I'm using Windows XP. When I try it in the tutorial file alone, it shows a little under 4 seconds when I let a stopwatch go for 10 seconds. In my file that I'm trying to use it in, it seems like it's closer to 5 or 6 Vizard seconds for 10 stopwatch seconds. Even factoring my double reaction time (starting the stopwatch and then stopping the stimulus and the stopwatch simultaneously), I think something's off. Any ideas?
P.S. Sorry for taking so long to respond! 
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