you will always want to seed a RND, because you see... RND is not realt all that random.
run the following code.
Code:
for $i = 1 to 10
? RND(10)
next
you get this....?
Code:
G:\kix\sandbox>kix32 test
0
6
2
8
6
5
3
9
9
8
and... you get it everytime that you will run it too.
now, run this.
Code:
SRND(@msecs)
for $i = 1 to 10
? RND(10)
next
that should shake things up enough to get... "random numbers". but if you always use the same seed, you will always get the same random numbers.
