The millisecond value of a time expressed as a string represents a fraction of a second, but in earlier releases, JADE assumed it was the number of milliseconds. Any value that was greater than 999 was rejected as being invalid. Any value where the value was one or two digits was wrongly converted; for example, '.1' represents 1/10 of a second (100 milliseconds), where previously JADE would have treated it as 1 millisecond.
JADE now handles millisecond values greater than three digits.