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<!--

//    Script Editor:   Howard Chen
//    Browser Compatible for this script: IE 2.0 or Higher
//                                        Netscape 2.0 or Higher
//    Get more JavaScripts at http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Network/7432/
//    Bug report to hchen007@geocities.com
//    This script is free as long as you keep its credits

var theDay = new Date("June 21, 2001")  //The day has to be in the format Month Day, Year

var DayTill     //The string that is going to put all numbers together and make sense.

function countdown()

{

var today = new Date()    //Create an Date Object that contains today's date.

var second = Math.floor((theDay.getTime() - today.getTime())/1000)

var minute = Math.floor(second/60)  //Devide "second" into 60 to get the minute

var hour = Math.floor(minute/60)  //Devide "minute" into 60 to get the hour

var day = Math.floor(hour/24)   //Devide "hour" into 60 to get the day

CDay= day     //Correct day

CHour= hour % 24    //Correct hour, after devide into 24, the remainder deposits here.

CMinute= minute % 60    //Correct minute, after devide into 60, the remainder deposits here.

CSecond= second % 60    //Correct second, after devide into 60, the remainder deposits here.

DayTill =  CDay + " days, " + CHour + " hours, " + CMinute + " minutes and " + CSecond + " seconds "

//Rewrite the string to the correct information.

document.clock.countdown.value = DayTill //Make the particular form chart become "Daytill"

var counter = setTimeout("countdown()", 1000)

}

//-->

</SCRIPT>



<!-- --><BODY onLoad = "countdown()">    <!- You must have countdown() here to run the script -->

<!-- --><FORM NAME = "clock">

You are <INPUT TYPE="TEXT" NAME= "countdown" SIZE= "45"> from June 21, 2001.

</FORM><!-- -->
