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I have the following code that calculates the hours since the file's creation. How do I express it in minutes instead.

$FILE = "J:\Report.txt"
If FileExists("J:\Report.txt") Then
    $TIME = FileGetTime($FILE,0,0)
    $TIME1 = $TIME[0] & "/" & $TIME[1] & "/" & $TIME[2] & " " & $TIME[3] & ":" & $TIME[4] & ":" & $TIME[5]
    $TIME2 = _NowCalc()
    If _DateDiff("h",$TIME1,$TIME2) < 12 Then
        RunWait("J:\Print.exe")
    EndIf
EndIf

I appreciate all help. Thanks in advance.

Posted

The answer is already in your script!

Change

_DateDiff("h",$TIME1,$TIME2)
to
_DateDiff("n",$TIME1,$TIME2)

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Thanks to Andreik and Water.

LOL, Andreik, you gave me the original code quite long ago in correctly helping with my question. I'm a total novice.

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