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James R. Twine10-Mar-08 5:02
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   Depending on the resolution and/or error range required, you could modify an NTP service to provide higher resolution time values, and have the client's hit it every so often to keep in sync.

   If you need something really closer to Real-Time, there is a special kind of shared memory system that runs on a network using a special kind of NIC (I do not remember the name of the hardware/system).  When this memory area is changed by one system, all other systems get an event.  This is a pretty fast system, but might be overkill for you.

   Peace!

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