This was just an idea that popped into my head a couple of nights ago, I decided to give it a go. Basically, it's a stopwatch that takes the different values of the time it has recorded and turns it into a hex code, which colours the square or circle above the value. The large square displays an amalgamation of the three values (again, turned into a hex code). The 'Go!' button (re)starts the clock, the 'ause' button pauses the clock, preserving the colours displayed, and the 'Reset' button sets all of the values to zero, and resets all of the colours to black. You may notice that the far right value isn't actually milliseconds; it in fact, is measuring tenths of seconds. Why? Because Flash doesn't seem to be able to process milliseconds properly, or any value below 100 milliseconds remains the same as if it were measuring 100 milliseconds. I'll see what I can do about this. Expect an updated version soon-ish. Maybe.