M Matt Frame Oct 15, 2003 #1 How do I get Zulu time without having to code for daylight savings time? Does a function or existing format exist? Thanks, Matt
How do I get Zulu time without having to code for daylight savings time? Does a function or existing format exist? Thanks, Matt
C Cor Oct 15, 2003 #2 Hi Matt, Normaly VB.net takes the time from the OS, but if you want to change that take a look for "CultureInfo" settings on MSDN. I did not find Zulu in the culture settings only in the language, but maybe you can find for the culture an equivalent. I hope this helps a little bit? Cor
Hi Matt, Normaly VB.net takes the time from the OS, but if you want to change that take a look for "CultureInfo" settings on MSDN. I did not find Zulu in the culture settings only in the language, but maybe you can find for the culture an equivalent. I hope this helps a little bit? Cor
T Tom Spink Oct 15, 2003 #3 Hi Matt, If your clock is set to UTC (used to be GMT) then that is Zulu time. But are you asking about whatever time the user's timezone is set to? -- HTH, -- Tom Spink, Über Geek Please respond to the newsgroup, so all can benefit " System.Reflection Master " ==== Converting to 2002 ==== Remove inline declarations
Hi Matt, If your clock is set to UTC (used to be GMT) then that is Zulu time. But are you asking about whatever time the user's timezone is set to? -- HTH, -- Tom Spink, Über Geek Please respond to the newsgroup, so all can benefit " System.Reflection Master " ==== Converting to 2002 ==== Remove inline declarations
M Matt Frame Oct 15, 2003 #4 Thanks everyone for your input. I found what I needed with DateTime.UTCNow.
